Discover our selection of water pumps designed specifically for Piaggio and Gilera scooters. These quality components are essential to the optimal operation of your scooter, whether you own a Piaggio Zip or a Gilera Runner. Our Piaggio and Gilera water pumps provide effective engine cooling, leading to improved performance and longer life of your scooter.
There are 11 products.
Reference: 4352035
Brand: Piaggio
Original Piaggio retaining ring 8x16x10/11mm for the water pump of Piaggio & Gilera 50cc - 180cc scooters. Original quality, perfect fit.
Reference: 03578
Brand: HT Parts
Water pump paddle/wheel made of aluminum. These wheels are stronger and more efficient than the OEM water pump wheels.
Reference: 829180
Brand: HT Parts
Drive sprocket that slides over crankshaft for Piaggio 125cc - 180cc driving oil pump and water pump.
Reference: 1A007694
Brand: Piaggio
Large gear for oil pump for AC Piaggio 125-180cc engine blocks.
Reference: 289262
Brand: Piaggio
Large gear for oil pump for LC Piaggio 125-180cc engine blocks.
Reference: 100110030
Brand: RMS
Complete and very high quality water pump overhaul kit to overhaul the water pump on Piaggio/Gilera Motor scooters (125cc/180cc).
Reference: 289554
Brand: Piaggio
Ring that sits behind the locking clip for your water pump / oil pump. Sits in many Piaggio 2-stroke engines such as Gilera Runner 50cc, 125cc and 180cc but also in a Piaggio Zip 2-stroke.
Reference: 289553
Brand: Piaggio
Locking spring / locking clip to secure your water pump / oil pump shaft in your crankcase. Located in many Piaggio 2-stroke engines such as Gilera Runner 50cc, 125cc and 180cc but also in a Piaggio Zip 2-stroke.
Reference: 829180
Brand: Toronda
Drive gear that slides over crankshaft for Piaggio 125cc - 180cc driving oil pump and water pump. This product (Piaggio OEM number: 829180) has not been available for a long time. Therefore Toronda put the drive sprocket for Piaggio 125cc - 180cc back into production!
Reference: CNC01
Brand: WBTuning
Oil pump fixing plate to seal your oil pump in a neat way. Just removing it is dangerous because your water pump is driven on the same drive train. Therefore I had an aluminum plate made so that the gearwheel stays nicely in place and there is no risk. (And it looks cool!)
