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    Where can I get a starter for 2016 gen1 250hp

    I have a 2016 250hp gen 1. The starter is going out. Happened 3 years ago so I recognize the symptoms and sound of the starter. Where can I buy a new one and are they hard to replace it is that something I could do with a little mechanical and electrical knowledge? Thanks

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    Etec of course. I failed to mention that

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    It is not hard to change
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    Bill Perry
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    Thanks guys !!

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    Are BRP parts available? How do you all feel with non evinrude parts?

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    Quote Originally Posted by z520brewer View Post
    Are BRP parts available? How do you all feel with non evinrude parts?
    Nope to non BRP starters from EBAY or Amazon. Have bought a few over the years and have either failed quick or spun too slow like the last one purchased. (Had people want to save a buck-not) Note-I usually just work on older engines mostly crossflow so maybe there are alternatives for newer ones but in general,,,I stay away from amazon and ebay for starters.
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    I use Arco starters as they are made in Pensacola FL and have a 1 year warranty, but OEM starters are still available. I'd get the ARCO and take the old one off and bring it to an auto electric shop and have it rebuilt so you have a spare. I do this for customers that don't want to or can't afford a new one.

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    Thanks

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    If I decide to go oem Evinrude part can anyone confirm that I have the right part number? 0586957.
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    Nope it would be 0586890 Evinrude stopped using the numerical model numbering in 2012 and went to an Alpha system to align with the rest of the industry.