Parts Finder

Parts Finder & Exploded Views for Boat Engines

Identify replacement parts by motor or drive model, serial number, assembly, part number, and OEM part number.

Find a replacement part quickly

  1. Determine the manufacturer and model: Have the motor, drive, or transmission designation and serial number ready.
  2. Open the exploded view: Select the appropriate assembly and determine the part number of the component you need.
  3. Check the OEM part number: Match the original number associated with the location to the serial range and model.
  4. Search for the part: Then enter the OEM number directly into the store search and select the original or alternative part.

Important: The part number in an exploded view is not automatically the replacement part number. The corresponding OEM number from the parts list is the one that matters.

Exploded views: MerCruiser · Volvo Penta · Mercury / Mariner · Yamaha · Honda · OMC

Electronic Parts Catalog: MerCruiser EPC by Serial Number

  • Over 15 years’ experience in the marine spare parts trade
    Over 15 years’ experience in the marine spare parts trade
  • Official Mercury & MerCruiser dealer
    Official Mercury & MerCruiser dealer
  • A wide range of boat engine spare parts from A to Z
    A wide range of boat engine spare parts from A to Z
  • Spare parts for Volvo Penta, MerCruiser, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki and more
    Spare parts for Volvo Penta, MerCruiser, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki and more
  • Fast delivery for maintenance, servicing and repairs
    Fast delivery for maintenance, servicing and repairs
  • Order boat spare parts conveniently online 24/7
    Order boat spare parts conveniently online 24/7

Using the Parts Finder and Exploded Views Effectively

Exploded views show the technical assembly and the corresponding part numbers. However, it is crucial to open the correct catalog based on the model and series range. Only the OEM number identified there provides a reliable basis for selecting original or alternative parts.

To ensure a reliable selection, have the following ready

  • Manufacturer and complete model designation
  • Engine, drive, or transmission serial number
  • Assembly and part location in the exploded view
  • OEM number identified and desired quantity

Do not confuse the location number with the part number

The number next to a component in the drawing is usually just a location number. The actual part number is listed in the corresponding catalog and may vary depending on the production series. For kits and assemblies, you should also check which individual parts are included and whether old part numbers have been replaced by new ones.

Practical Tip: When submitting inquiries, include a screenshot of the drawing with the part location marked and the complete serial number.