Graco 243347 Pump Cylinder Repair Q Kit

The Graco 243347 Pump Cylinder Repair Q Kit is a genuine OEM repair solution that restores pressure and spray performance by replacing the worn cylinder in professional airless sprayers.

OEM Part Number: 243347
Designed for UltraMax II 1095 / 1595 and GMax II 5900 series
Includes precision-machined cylinder and sealing components
Ideal fix for pressure loss, pulsation, or worn cylinder surfaces
Ensures long-lasting, factory-quality spray performance

Retail Price: $514

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Description

Compatible Machines

This list highlights the primary pro-grade units commonly using the Graco 243347 Pump Cylinder Repair Q Kit. Always confirm by model/serial in your parts manual.

Graco UltraMax II 1095 (Standard / Hi-Boy)
Graco UltraMax II 1595 (Standard / Hi-Boy)
Graco GMax II 5900 (Hi-Boy / Convertible)
Graco LineLazer 5900 Series
Graco TexSpray Mark V (Standard)
Graco Reactor 2 E-XP2
Graco Reactor 3 E-XP2

Product Overview

The Graco 243347 Pump Cylinder Repair Q Kit restores the displacement pump’s cylinder section to OEM performance on high-output Graco sprayers. Use it to address wear that causes pressure loss, pulsation, or inconsistent spray patterns.

Key Detail	What You Need to Know
OEM Part #	243347 – Pump Cylinder Repair “Q” Kit
Function	Rebuilds the cylinder section of the displacement pump to recover pressure and smooth performance
Typical Contents	Hardened/polished cylinder component(s) with precision sealing elements (contents vary by revision/model)
Use Case	Pressure drop, blow-by, pulsation, or visible cylinder wear in pro airless / texture / plural-component rigs listed above
Fit Guidance	Confirm against your machine’s parts list (model, series, and pump assembly version)

When to Choose This Kit

Sprayer struggles to reach/hold working pressure despite good packings and check balls
Notable scoring or wear in the cylinder bore
Pulsation at the gun with otherwise healthy filters, tips, and hose

Install Tips (Service-Friendly)

Depressurize, flush, and lock out power/fuel per manual
Follow the specific pump assembly diagram for your model/serial
Lubricate seals per instructions; observe stack orientation
Torque fasteners to specification and verify alignment
Prime, test at low pressure, then verify performance at working pressure

Frequently Asked Questions

Match the pump assembly and cylinder callout in your parts manual by model/serial. If your manual lists 243347 (or the cylinder kit supersession), it’s the correct choice.

The cylinder kit targets the cylinder/seal section only, reusing healthy hardware. A complete pump includes the entire displacement pump (rod, seats, balls, housing), costing more but replacing all wear areas at once.

Contents vary by revision. If your manual calls for a packing kit separately, order it together so all wear components are refreshed in one service session.

Many variants share the same pump family, but confirm by serial-based parts list. If your pump’s cylinder callout references 243347, you’re covered regardless of trim package.

Flush properly after use, keep filters/tips sized correctly, and avoid running dry. Periodically check for leaks and re-torque per the service manual after initial hours of use.