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Jakub: Here is a link to the Hayward Super Pump Manual: http://www.haywardnet.com/products/Manuals...s/Manual113.pdf Their diagram is not the best. I took pictures -- if you are still stuck and you post your email address, I'll send them to you. Update: Here is a better image:

Update: I got a GO-KIT 3 from Pinch-A-Penny which consisted of all the gaskets and the Seal Assembly for $31. I carefully installed it and no more leak Thanks again for your help. Forums are so helpful. Has anyone discovered how to pull up just your own posts?

So noted. Will do. Thank you.

Thank you so much for your responses. I will examine the Seal Assembly. Can one visually determine if the Seal Assembly is the cause of the leak? Does it have to be broken or cracked, or will simple wear be the cause. I'll also check the Seal Plate for cracks. Crittie: small leak. Maybe a light 8" circle around the pump housing, which drains to lawn. Only occurs when pump is on.

Hayward Superpump SP2607x10 I thought leak was from Seal Plate 13. I replaced Housing Seal 12, but it still leaks. Please see diagram: I now see the leak is between Seal Plate 13 and Motor Mounting Plate 14, so I suspect the Seal Assembly 11. I don't want to buy anything more than is necessary, so do you think I would also have to replace either the Impeller 10 or Seal Plate 13?

Check out Electric Motor Warehouse. (www.electricmotorwarehouse.com) I got my last motor there. EMW is great to work with. GN