Engine Sequence Variants Confirmed — Every 1G772-73032 pump is matched to your exact V3307 serial prefix before dispatch, preventing port-orientation surprises on the rebuild bench.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Value |
| Part Number |
1G772-73032 |
| Product Type |
Water Pump |
| Cross-Reference |
1G772-73030, 1G772-73033, 1G772-73034, 1G772-73035, 1G772-13122, 1G772-13125 (reference only) |
| Engine Model Fitment |
Kubota V3307, V3307-DI, V3307T |
| Machine Fitment |
Kubota Excavator: KX080-3T, KX080-4, KX080-4S, KX080-4S2; Loader: SSV75, SVL75, SVL75-2, SVL75-2C, SVL75-3, SVL75-3C, SVL75C; Tractor: M4-071HDC12, M4D-061HDC12, M5040 series, M6040 series, M6060 series, M7040 series, M7060 series |
| Impeller Material |
High-silicon aluminum alloy (A380) |
| Mechanical Seal |
Carbon-ceramic faces with Viton elastomers |
| Shaft Runout |
≤0.05 mm per DIN 42955 |
| Housing Tolerance |
±0.02 mm |
| Mounting Face Surface Finish |
Ra 1.6 μm |
| Flow Rate |
≥32 L/min at 2,200 rpm |
| Coolant Temperature Rating |
Up to 120°C |
| Condition |
New Aftermarket |
| Warranty |
3–12 months against manufacturing defects |
| MOQ |
1 piece |
Application Suitability
| Engine System |
Related Components |
| Primary coolant circulation (V3307, V3307-DI, V3307T) |
Thermostat assembly, radiator hoses, bypass gasket |
| Engine overhaul cooling refresh |
Full gasket set, thermostat, coolant, belt tensioner |
| Loader cooling circuit (SVL75, SVL75-2, SVL75-3 series) |
Fan drive coupling, radiator cap, coolant reservoir |
| Tractor agricultural cooling loop (M5040–M7060 series) |
Oil cooler interface, heater core hoses, water temperature sender |
Why a Water Pump Fails Again Weeks After a Fresh Rebuild
Replacing the pump without diagnosing the system fault guarantees a repeat failure.
I have processed too many warranty returns where a new water pump was installed into a V3307 that still had a stuck thermostat, cavitation-pitted cylinder liners, or a belt tensioner pulling the shaft off-axis. The pump did not fail — the system killed it. When the root cause remains unaddressed, the replacement unit absorbs the same destructive forces that destroyed the first one [NEED_CITE: diesel engine cooling system failure root-cause analysis methodology]. A Water Pump 1G772-73032 for Kubota V3307 engine rebuild must be specified alongside the components that share responsibility for thermal regulation, or the rebuild cycle simply resets a countdown timer.
The same logic applies to coolant chemistry. Glycol concentration that has broken down produces acidic byproducts that erode carbon-ceramic seal faces from the inside. Without a coolant flush and specification check, the new pump inherits a hostile chemical environment from day one.

V3307 Serial Prefix Variants That Change Port Orientation
The V3307 family includes the naturally aspirated V3307, the direct-injection V3307-DI, and the turbocharged V3307T. Each variant can carry different coolant port positions, thermostat housing interfaces, or mounting bolt patterns despite sharing a similar base architecture. A Water Pump 1G772-73032 for Kubota V3307 engine rebuild ordered against a generic listing may physically bolt on yet misalign a hose connection or interfere with the adjacent oil cooler bracket. Confirming the exact serial prefix — not just the model family — is the step that separates a pump that fits from one that leaks on first fill.
Superseded Numbers and Cross-Reference Verification
The reference numbers 1G772-73030, 1G772-73033, 1G772-73034, 1G772-73035, 1G772-13122, and 1G772-13125 all appear in service literature as interchange references for this application. Kubota service bulletins have superseded earlier numbers as housing castings and seal configurations were revised across production runs. A cross-reference table copied from one supplier to another without verification often carries forward errors — listing a number that fits an early-production V3307-DI but not a later V3307T block. We verify each superseded number against the engine serial to ensure the pump casting, port orientation, and bolt circle match your specific block [NEED_CITE: Kubota engine service bulletin supersession tracking for V3307 series].
Dimensional Tolerances That Determine Rebuild Survival
The shaft runout specification of ≤0.05 mm per DIN 42955 is not academic — it controls the eccentric load on the carbon-ceramic seal faces during operation. Excessive runout causes the seal to open microscopically on each revolution, allowing coolant to weep past and erode the bearing cartridge. The housing tolerance of ±0.02 mm ensures the impeller sits at the correct depth within the volute, maintaining the designed flow rate of ≥32 L/min at 2,200 rpm. A housing that is even slightly out of spec causes cavitation noise and reduces flow precisely when the engine is under peak thermal load. The Ra 1.6 μm mounting face finish ensures the gasket compresses evenly across the entire interface, preventing the localized coolant seepage that corrodes the block mating surface over time.

The Hidden Cost of Skipping the Adjacent Inspection
When a V3307 comes in for overheating and only the pump is replaced, the rebuild shop absorbs the labor cost of the next teardown. A thermostat stuck partially closed was the original cause in many of these cases, and the new pump simply operated against the same restricted flow until its seal gave way. Similarly, a worn belt tensioner that allows lateral belt movement imposes a radial load on the pump shaft that exceeds the bearing design limit [NEED_CITE: cooling system belt drive radial load limits for water pump shaft bearings]. The second warranty claim then points at the pump supplier, when the real fault was never diagnosed. This pattern repeats across SVL75 loader fleet maintenance and M6040 tractor seasonal overhauls — shops that skip the thermostat and belt check during pump replacement end up absorbing the cost of the return visit.
Why Procure This Water Pump Through XUNPO
Our own production lines and qualified sourced supply operate under one account with identical QC protocols, so whether the 1G772-73032 ships from our facility or a partner line, the warranty terms and inspection standards are the same. The eight product categories under one account mean the pump, thermostat, gasket set, and seal kit for your V3307 rebuild can ship in a single consignment rather than arriving from separate vendors on mismatched schedules. A one-piece minimum order means you are not forced to hold stock of a slow-moving number just to buy the pump you need today. Our Guangzhou warehouse carries common items for fast dispatch, and our technical team can confirm port orientation and mounting pattern from your engine serial number before the pump leaves the bench — eliminating the install-day mismatch that sends a machine back into downtime.
Documentation & Verification
- Commercial invoice listing engine serial prefix and pump variant for customs accuracy
- Cross-reference sheet marking 1G772-73030 through 1G772-13125 as reference only
- Dimensional inspection record covering shaft runout, housing tolerance, and mounting face flatness
- Flow-rate and seal compression test data included with each shipment
- Packing photographs showing the pump, gasket, and protective packaging before sealing
- HS code guidance and export documentation for coolant system components
Installation & Rebuild Sequence
- Flush all coolant passages and inspect cylinder liner surfaces for cavitation before fitting the pump
- Verify thermostat opens at the rated temperature — a stuck thermostat will destroy the new seal within operating hours
- Torque mounting bolts to the Kubota service manual sequence to prevent housing distortion
- Confirm belt alignment and tensioner condition; lateral belt movement loads the pump shaft radially
- Fill with the specified ethylene glycol formulation and bleed the system completely before first run
- Monitor coolant temperature and inspect the pump seal weep hole during the initial break-in cycle
Specify the Right Pump for Your Rebuild
Provide your engine model designation (V3307, V3307-DI, or V3307T), engine serial number, and any record of previous rebuilds so we can confirm the correct housing variant, port orientation, and matched gasket set for your block.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What else should be replaced when rebuilding the V3307 cooling system?
A: Alongside the Water Pump 1G772-73032 for Kubota V3307 engine rebuild, replace the thermostat, all coolant hoses showing age cracking, the bypass gasket, and the drive belt. Inspect the radiator for internal scale buildup and the belt tensioner for bearing play. Skipping adjacent components risks a repeat failure caused by the same system fault the original pump absorbed.
Q: Are V3307, V3307-DI, and V3307T water pumps interchangeable?
A: Not always. While the base casting may appear similar, port orientation, thermostat housing interface, and bolt patterns can differ between naturally aspirated, direct-injection, and turbocharged variants. Supplying your engine serial number allows us to confirm the exact variant required, preventing an install-day mismatch that costs a second teardown.
Q: How do I diagnose whether the pump or the thermostat caused the overheating?
A: Check the thermostat in a controlled hot-water bath at its rated opening temperature. If it opens correctly, inspect the pump impeller for erosion or cavitation damage and the seal for coolant residue at the weep hole. Radiator flow restriction and coolant contamination are additional system-level causes that mimic pump failure.
Q: What coolant specification should be used after pump replacement?
A: Use the ethylene glycol formulation and concentration specified in the Kubota service manual for your engine variant. Incorrect glycol ratios alter the boiling point and reduce corrosion inhibitor effectiveness, accelerating wear on the carbon-ceramic seal faces. Always perform a complete system flush before refilling to remove acidic breakdown byproducts.
Q: Does the overhaul gasket kit include the water pump gasket?
A: This varies by kit configuration and supplier. Some full overhaul gasket sets include the pump gasket, while others list it separately. Confirm the kit contents against your engine serial and the specific block variant before ordering, or request the pump with its matched gasket as a verified set to avoid missing items at the rebuild bench.