I'm currently about to rebuild my jet pump due to 'bearing scream' while running in the backyard (and yes, I had a hose attached). I changed the oil last fall (like I do every season). After running at idle/low speed for 2-3 minutes, the scream appeared so I shut down and the drive shaft seemed very warm/hot near the bellows boot. For the life of me can't figure out how the the drive shaft seals where it comes through the hull. The following pic is a breakdown:

The rear end of the bellows boot (item 17) clamps to the hull. The shaft passes through item 7 (ring carbone, according to manual). This does not get a bearing here???
Item 14 (292 000 075 thru hull fitting, according to manual) appears to be the only item that can seal. Does this have a seal AND bearing in it? Online pics don't really depict it too well. If so, how is this part replaced?
The pump doesn't look horrible so I'd rather not go through the hassle/expense of the rebuild if the thru hull fitting is the real problem and I'd have to pull apart a second time. Anyone have experience in this area? Any help before I tear pump apart would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

The rear end of the bellows boot (item 17) clamps to the hull. The shaft passes through item 7 (ring carbone, according to manual). This does not get a bearing here???
Item 14 (292 000 075 thru hull fitting, according to manual) appears to be the only item that can seal. Does this have a seal AND bearing in it? Online pics don't really depict it too well. If so, how is this part replaced?
The pump doesn't look horrible so I'd rather not go through the hassle/expense of the rebuild if the thru hull fitting is the real problem and I'd have to pull apart a second time. Anyone have experience in this area? Any help before I tear pump apart would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!