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Boat engine spare parts by manufacturer & assembly group

Select boat engine spare parts by manufacturer, engine or drive model, assembly group and OEM/reference number.

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Boat engine manufacturer

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Select the manufacturer of your engine, drive, or marine transmission. For accurate parts identification, the model, serial number, and any existing OEM/reference number are particularly helpful.

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Inboard engines, Z-drives & marine diesels

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Outboard motor & PWC

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Original, alternative & special parts

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Identify parts

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Exploded views and the MerCruiser EPC helps with the allocation of assemblies, position numbers and spare parts.

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A notice: Before ordering, compare the found part numbers with the engine model, serial number and the item data.

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Find boat engine spare parts by manufacturer and identification data

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The manufacturer is the first step in the search, but it doesn't replace the technical identification. Engines, Z-drives, and marine gearboxes can have their own nameplates and serial numbers. For reliable selection, this data should be recorded separately and linked to the component being sought.

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Have ready for safe selection

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  • Manufacturers of engines, drives or marine gearboxes
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  • Full model name and serial number
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  • sought-after component and exact installation position
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  • OEM number, old part marking, dimensions and connections
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Effectively combine manufacturer and product navigation

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Those familiar with the engine should start with the brand and work their way down to the assembly group. If you already have a reliable part number, you can search directly using that reference. On converted boats, the boat's year of manufacture and the engine's year of manufacture often don't match; therefore, the type plate and the old part take precedence over information from the vehicle registration document or boat brochure.

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Practical advice: Photograph the engine, drive and gearbox numbers separately and send them along with a picture of the old part when requested.