- Volvo Penta
- Starter motors Volvo Penta
- Sensors Volvo Penta
- Valve covers – oil sumps Volvo Penta
- Wiring harnesses Volvo Penta
- Gearboxes – saildrives Volvo Penta
- Fuel systems Volvo Penta
- Instrument panels Volvo Penta
- Pistons – connecting rods Volvo Penta
- Cooling water system Volvo Penta
- Crankshafts – camshafts Volvo Penta
- Flywheels – flywheel housings Volvo Penta
- Cylinder heads Volvo Penta
- Heat exchangers and aftercoolers Volvo Penta
- Alternators Volvo Penta
- Control units / EVC / MDI Volvo Penta
- Exhaust systems Volvo Penta
- Engine lubrication system Volvo Penta
- Aftermarket Volvo Penta
- Saildrives Volvo Penta
- Engine mounts Volvo Penta
- Vetus
- Yanmar
- Ellebogen
Volvo Penta Impellers – OEM vs Aftermarket Comparison
Wondering whether to stick with a branded Volvo Penta impeller or go with the original Johnson version—or even a cheaper aftermarket option? This guide covers what’s really behind the label, what to watch out for, and which impeller makes the best choice.
🛠️ Who Actually Makes Volvo Penta Impellers?
The truth is, Johnson Pump manufactures many of the impellers sold by Volvo Penta. That means when you buy a Volvo-branded impeller, you’re often just paying for packaging — the part inside is the same.
🔍 OEM vs Aftermarket vs Rebranded
| Feature | Johnson (OEM) | Volvo Penta | Aftermarket |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build Quality | OEM-grade | Same (reboxed) | Varies |
| Price | 💰 Lower | 💰💰 Higher | 💰 Cheapest |
| Fitment | Exact | Exact | Hit or miss |
Looking for a reliable impeller at a better price? Johnson impellers offer the same quality as Volvo — often at 30–40% less.
⚠️ What to Avoid with Aftermarket Brands
- Inferior rubber compound (leads to early wear)
- Imprecise molding (causes fit issues)
- Missing brass inserts or incorrect spline profile
🛒 Shop All Johnson Impellers – OEM Quality, Better Value
Browse our full selection of genuine Johnson impellers – the original OEM manufacturer behind most Volvo Penta impellers.