which will fit johnson 40 svo outboard motor
1586004
Usually used for smaller motors 9 -20 Hp if you have screw type fastener that clamp to the back of the boat it might work .
1586005
Not real sure I do know that it fits my merc 15 horse outboard it is a lil loose but is secure I think they r made to b universal
1586006
How do u get to ask other people questions about products ur looking at buying?
394116
This cover does not have a place for an outboard motor, I have an inboard/outboard and it fits well. I suspect for your fish and ski you would want a cover that has a place for the engine.
1694467
I'm not certain. I can tell you that I have a 2000 Mercury 40-hp (2-stroke). I replaced the old fuel line with the Seasense item you are inquiring about and it fit perfectly. Very happy with my purchase. Sorry I can't be of more help.
582013
You will need your serial number to find the correct kit. For V 150hp Mercury outboards, if your serial number is A904646 & Up use 18-3319 (complete kit) A904645 & below use 18-3316 (complete kit) The only difference between the two kits is which base is included.
827602
Yes it should be correct. Tell me what the model number is on your motor and I will see if I can reference it. I may not see your response until tomorrow morning. Barry
776782
Hi Tom, I used this motor to replace the original on my 2005 Southwind 32V with a Kwikee two step and it was a perfect match. Hope this helps.
943609
As in the other answer, go to bs web site, and see if you can find a parts list for your motor.
840541
I referenced the Johnson part Number for your model, and Sierra catalog says this part is not a direct replacement (based on model numbers they say this replaces). This looks very similar to the Johnson part though, so you could order it and do a side-by-side comparison. Might get lucky. I was able to convert my 50hp VRO into standard pre-mix with this pump. Plugs right onto the block and worry free. Hope you find the right one. Getting close to the season.
1154998
I am as well, not a outboard mechanic by any means, but like previous answers, do your research with cross referencing part numbers. If in fact they look at all similar, ie. Mounting location relevancy, electrical connections and what not, chances are it may fit and work flawlessly for you. But that is just my opinion. Check out return policy to, because if it doesn't fit, or work, at least you could return it.
1613275
The tilt/trim motor I received looks just like the one in the image, so if yours looks like that more than likely it will work. My outboard is a Force 120 with a single ram unit.
452578
I have no idea on that one! You will have to contact the seller directly. I know how to do the work (which isn't that hard)and it fits nicely. Beyond that, I'm afraid you'll have to contact the guy that has them. No doubt, the part number is on the box, as well as on the motor.
268452
This is the pcv assembly. These mod motors are picky about the pcv valves they use so stick to motorcraft. It should fit your enginebut I am not 100% on that
866783
The housing of the 40v might fit but I would not want to burn up the motor with a higher voltage battery.
650991
You need to research the parts on your motor or call a local marine mechanic and he would be able to tell you if it will work.
2259290
I would suggest looking at your old motor before you ordered. You should be able to cross reference your old pump and see exactly which you need exactly. That's what I did when I bought mine
2259289
I would google the model number and or serial number of your motor and it should bring up the specs, including the flange type. Otherwise, I recommend disconnecting the motor to visually inspect which one you will need.
490237
The 3/8 worked fine on my 1993 40hp Johnson/Evinrude. I think the brass fittings that connect to the outboard and to the gas tank are all the same, its the inside diameter of the hose that is 5/16 or 3/8. My old one was a 5/16, but I replaced it with the 3/8. Didn't have any trouble with the end fitting matching my outboard, or my old gas tank.