I found this part laying the bottom cowl on a boat I just picked up. Where does this go? I find it on the parts diagram as a Check Valve Drain Assembly but I don't see where it goes.
1996 Merc 2.5 EFI 200 - 0G395690
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I found this part laying the bottom cowl on a boat I just picked up. Where does this go? I find it on the parts diagram as a Check Valve Drain Assembly but I don't see where it goes.
1996 Merc 2.5 EFI 200 - 0G395690
20200210_221603.jpg
Heartland of America
2000 Ranger 520dvx
2000 Mercury Optimax 225 - 0T136160
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1997 Charger 395TF
1997 Evinrude Vindicator 200 - G04296981 (E200STLEUB)
Rear corners of the lower cowl. It is a water drain check valve
Thank You Leon Pugh
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Found it, thanks guys!
Heartland of America
2000 Ranger 520dvx
2000 Mercury Optimax 225 - 0T136160
--
1997 Charger 395TF
1997 Evinrude Vindicator 200 - G04296981 (E200STLEUB)
Glad you found the opening in the adapter plate.
Just a note for future reference- your 2.5L engine is covered in the next forum down.
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That is the "High Performance" forum, which is why I posted here. So regular 2.5 EFI questions don't go in the regular Mercury forum?Originally Posted by EuropeanAM
Glad you found the opening in the adapter plate.
Just a note for future reference- your 2.5L engine is covered in the next forum down.
Heartland of America
2000 Ranger 520dvx
2000 Mercury Optimax 225 - 0T136160
--
1997 Charger 395TF
1997 Evinrude Vindicator 200 - G04296981 (E200STLEUB)
There's an explanation in the Stickies at the top of this forum:
Engine posts in APPROPRIATE FORUM, Please
Unfortunately we can't change the names of the forums without adversely affecting tens of thousands of links/searches... so going by the liter designation is the simplest method.
Dual Mercury Master Technician- for Mercury Outboards, Mercruiser and Mercury Racing at European Marine in Greenville, SC.
Still consider myself a "Marine Apprentice" after 47 years (learn something new every day).
Mercury Parts, Mercury Outboards, Smartcraft & Accessories, Injector Service, TDR Reeds- BBC Sponsor
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