0435009 Pulse Limiter Assembly - Evinrude & Johnson, OMC

Pulse Limiter Assembly 0435009

Satisfaction rating 5 out of 5 (14 Ratings)

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Product Description

Bombardier factory part. Search for more factory parts & parts diagrams.

This product is mentioned in 1 document:

VRO2® Pump Kit

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14 Product Reviews

Johnson 115

Great

Mar, 23 2021 by

John

Very good experience, you did not have one of the hoses i ordered but got it in a reasonable time . Thanks i will buy from you again !

Feb, 04 2021 by

Jorge

Aug, 19 2020 by

Nathan

2000 Johnson 150

Shipping took longer than expected. I changed out VRO to standard fuel pump on 2000 Johnson 150. 5 trips out and 5 trips back no problems!! Hoses need to be tightened more. But happy to have a good product

Aug, 13 2020 by

Mike

Quick delivery and great customer service.

Jul, 15 2019 by

Jefferson

Jul, 02 2019 by

Rick

E110tlcca

Feb, 13 2019 by

CARMEN

just would be good if you would more explain about your items, for example i did order piston but I didn’t know it would come with rings and the shaft, pins as i order them separately.

Feb, 06 2019 by

amir

Finding the parts I need is always a piece of cake, the prices are competitive and the parts ship fast.

Feb, 05 2019 by

Thomas

Jan, 21 2019 by

Glen

Evinrude 50 hp.

Good overall. Parts shipped in a timely manner and everything arrived as ordered. Prices were reasonable.

Mar, 01 2018 by

Jeffrey

Sep, 25 2017 by

Michael

Johnson 40hp

Repair Difficulty: Easy
Repair Time: 1 to 2 hours

Great customer service. I called when I had the rebuild kits in my cart to make sure that I was ordering the correct part numbers. They took my model and serial number and checked the part numbers to make sure that I got what I needed.

Sep, 06 2017 by

Greg

Problem fixed: Engine wouldn't continue to run without continuously squeezing the ball.

I removed the VRO pump. Watched a video on rebuilding the pump. Disassembled the pump and replaced the oil and fuel diaphragms. Installed a new pulse limiter for the pump and reinstalled the pump.