1999 Yamaha 150 Outboard on 2040-parts.com
Jupiter, Florida, United States
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For sale is a 1999 yamaha 150 outboard efi engine. This engine has been rebuilt with new rings, bearings and seals by a reputable marine dealer. The engine currently has 2 hours since rebuild and runs well. All
cylinders have good compression of 120 psi and the gear case shifts in and out of gear without any problems. A new water pump and spark plugs have been installed, the gear oil has also been changed. Motor comes with prop only and no rigging. Please feel free to email with any questions or a shipping quote.
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