I'm looking at a boat that the owner claims the motor needs a new powerhead. It's a 2014 Mercury 150 Pro XS. What numbers should I be looking at to replace it? Is it something I could do in my garage? I'm very mechanically inclined and have or will get all the "special" tools needed
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ser number needed for part numbers or are you wanting prices for parts
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You can lookup pricing on components here: mercurypartsonline.net
Before you start buying things, I would want to know that the CAUSE of the failure had been determined, and addressed. Would also want to inspect electrical, fuel, air induction, ignition and cooling systems for any compromised components.
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