does it work on mercruiser v6 engine?
1354562
Yes I have the mericruiser V6 engine in my boat. I was concerned at first the tube you slide down the dip stick tube wasn't long enough but it turned out to be ok and the pump worked great.
1354563
I use the one I bought on my Mercedes diesel. If you have a dip stick to check the oil the tube goes down the dip stick tube, stop when it bottoms by feel. One caution when you turn it on make sure the pump outlet tubing is well anchored. My car holds 7 liters of oil and its pumped out in a minute or two. I use a 3 gallon transparent plastic bucket with tubing through the lid and a clamp on the inside of the lid...purchased at Lowes.
1354564
Sorry, dont know, but if it has a dipstick tube or any way of getting the hoseb down to the bottom it should work
1354565
I have a Mercruiser V8 engine, and it works. The suction hose goes down the dip stick tube; consequently, it will work, I believe, for the V6. The important thing when using the pump for the first time is to prime the pump. Good luck.
1354566
Worked on my v8 260hp merc cruiser. Make sure to run engine first and get it good and hot!
1354567
This was the second such unit I purchased. The hot oil melted and collapsed the clear hose. I would purchase a standard old fashion metal housing rubber hose extraction pump.
1354568
As long as the tube gets in the dipstick you should have no problems. Make sure you have the engine nice and hot when you do it.
1354569
Yes, it comes with a tube for the dipstick hole and a tube for the drain pan.
929032
I used this for my 1991 Evinrude 70hp motor. As long as your fuel line connector is the same it should work. The size of the fuel hose is more than enough for a 6hp motor.
1037066
You recieve several different gasket configurations, applying the ones that are like your originals. Take the part number go to one of the Marine Blogs and the "GURUS" will cross reference the numbers. There are some different housings for some models however there are several years that Merc and Mariner used the same part.
2178339
No, this one is for large Merc outboards. you'll probably need http://www.amazon.com/Nissan-Tohatsu-Impeller-Repair-369873221M/dp/B00KWM5XR6
1646271
Not sure. You need to look up correct part number on your manufacturers web site or contact a marine repair shop.
546323
Scott, Check your thread, if it is 1 1/2" - 16 it should work. I have a 1998 175 HP V6, it worked great on that. Not familiar with the Mariner so can't say for sure.
2193975
I really do not know. It did work fine on my 75hp 4-stroke mercury outboard
119162
I am pretty sure it will. Follow this link, see if your motor is listed here, if so this should work for you. http://bpi.ebasicpower.com/p/MER91-849154T1/Puller,+Flywheel,+Mercury,+Mariner+Outboards This one (at Amazon) is a great deal cheaper than the one listed in the link and worked great for me on my V6 175HP.
1700035
This will work on a 4.6l engine if it is a 2 valve per cylinder engine. It will not work on the 3 valve and 4 valve engines. Thanks Ben
605486
Started my sons Kia v6 engine when completely dead. Not sure of boat motor compression but I would bet yes it would
1857374
If your engine will make vacuum it should work. Read instructions and run at several k rpm to make stable reading
897640
if its the 4.6 v8 they do make one to work. but if its a v6 i dont think they do
977699
it does but did not do it completly it is not a great product I have used the V6 before and it was much better I think this is a waste of my money and time
1413568
It should, just make sure cause I don't know if the engine bay is wider cause of the v8. Check the demensions on both models ( v6 and v8)
206478
Yes. If you have the 6.0 engine...if not, then I really don't know...check out the power stroke forum..some one there probably knows.
739378
I believe it will. I am not an expert but it worked on my 1993 Dynasty with a 3 liter mercruiser
1513805
Yes. This is the tool you need to set the timing on a 4.0L OHC V6. There are instructions online for the procedure.