ARCO FP007 Fuel Pump, Yamaha 4-Stroke Outboard 25-60HP
ARCO FP007 Fuel Pump, Yamaha 4-Stroke Outboard 25-60HP — Product description
The ARCO Marine FP007 is a direct-fit replacement fuel pump for gasoline Yamaha 4-stroke outboards from 25 to 60 HP. When your motor starts starving for fuel, this gets clean gas moving again. ARCO's been building marine engine parts for nearly 60 years, and every pump is tested past normal operating conditions before it ships.
The ARCO Marine FP007 is a direct replacement fuel pump for Yamaha 4-stroke outboards in the 25 to 60 HP range. If your motor cranks fine but keeps starving for fuel, hesitating at part throttle, or dying out under load, a tired fuel pump is one of the first things worth checking. This is the part that keeps clean gas moving from the tank to the engine so it runs the way it should.
ARCO has been building marine engine parts for close to 60 years. Starters, alternators, tilt and trim motors, fuel pumps. The whole idea is OEM-quality-or-better parts that drop in without drama. Every unit gets tested and retested past normal operating conditions before it leaves the building, so you're not gambling on a bargain part when you're a couple miles offshore.
Fitment matters more than anything on a fuel pump, so read this part carefully. The FP007 is built for gasoline Yamaha 4-stroke outboards rated 25 to 60 HP. Before you order, cross-check your engine's model and year against your Yamaha part number or your dealer's parts diagram. Outboard fuel systems changed over the years, and getting the right pump the first time saves you a second trip to the dock.
Installation is a job most hands-on boaters can handle in an afternoon. Relieve the fuel pressure, disconnect the battery, and keep a rag and a small catch pan ready for the inevitable dribble. Swap the old pump, seat the new one, reconnect the lines, and prime the system before you crank. Take a minute to inspect your fuel lines and primer bulb while you're in there. A fresh pump feeding through cracked, weeping lines is a headache waiting to happen.
This is a maintenance and repair part, not a performance upgrade, and we'd never pitch it as one. It's here to get a good running Yamaha back to healthy fuel delivery. If you run a bigger boat or keep a small fleet, it's a smart thing to have in the parts bin. Because when a fuel pump quits, it usually quits at the worst possible time.
Key Features
- Direct-fit replacement for Yamaha 4-stroke outboards rated 25 to 60 HP, so it seats in the factory fuel system location
- Built for gasoline engines, moving clean fuel from tank to motor without hesitation
- ARCO OEM-quality-or-better construction, tested and retested past normal operating conditions before it ships
- Manufacturer part number FP007 for quick cross-referencing against your engine's parts diagram
- Backed by ARCO's near-60-year track record building marine starters, alternators, and fuel pumps
- Straightforward swap for a hands-on boater using basic hand tools
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized ARCO Marine reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | ARCO Marine FP007 Fuel Pump for Yamaha 4-Stroke Outboards |
|---|---|
| Brand | ARCO Marine |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FP007 |
| UPC | 693006030357 |
| Product Type | Fuel Pump |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Engine Compatibility | Yamaha 4-Stroke Outboard Engines |
| Horsepower Range | 25-60 HP |
| Application | Marine Outboard |
Frequently asked questions
What engines does the ARCO FP007 fuel pump fit?
It's built for gasoline Yamaha 4-stroke outboards rated 25 to 60 HP. Before ordering, cross-check your engine's model and year against your Yamaha part number or dealer parts diagram to confirm the fit.
What type of fuel is this pump designed for?
Gasoline. The FP007 is made for gasoline Yamaha 4-stroke outboard engines, not diesel applications.
Is this an original Yamaha OEM pump?
No. It's an ARCO Marine replacement built to OEM-quality-or-better standards. ARCO has spent close to 60 years making marine engine parts and tests every unit past normal operating conditions before it ships.
How do I know if my fuel pump is failing?
Common signs are hard starting, hesitation or stumbling at part throttle, sputtering at higher rpm, and stalling under load. If the engine cranks fine but acts starved for fuel, the pump is one of the first things to check.
Can I install this fuel pump myself?
Most hands-on boaters can handle it in an afternoon with basic hand tools. Relieve the fuel pressure, disconnect the battery, swap the pump, reconnect the lines, and prime the system before cranking.
Should I replace anything else while I'm at it?
It's worth inspecting your fuel lines and primer bulb while you're in there. A new pump feeding through cracked or weeping lines can cause the same fuel-delivery problems you're trying to fix.
