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Arco 5381 Starter Replacement For Mercury Outboards on 2040-parts.com

US $129.95
Location:

Norwalk, Connecticut, United States

Norwalk, Connecticut, United States
Condition:New Brand:ARCO Manufacturer Part Number:5381

Arco 5381 starter

Direct replacement for Mercury OEM part #s 50-833153, 50-833153-1, 50-833153-2, 50-833153-3, 50-833153-5, 50-833153T-4, and 50-898265008

Fits: Mercury 2.5 DFI outboards 1999 & up

Mercury 200 hp V6 DFI outboards 1996-1999

Mercury 225 hp V6 DFI outboards 1998 & up

3.0L V6 outboards 1999 & up

9 tooth drive gear


Please verify with a Mercury certified technician and/or dealer that this particular starter will work for your specific engine

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