Gasket Set 27-94996Q2
- Guaranteed fitment for 17 different models
- This is an OEM part manufactured by Mercury Marine
- Flat rate shipping starting at $4.95
- 30 day return policy
Product Description
1 Product Questions
Connie Neer
Answer:
This part is intended to fit 1983-90 Alpha I, if you supply me with your serial number I can possibly assist you further.
19 Product Reviews
Mercruiser
1989 mercruiser v8 engine
- Repair Difficulty
- Easy
- Repair Time
- 1 to 2 hours
Problem fixed: Replacing gasket and seal
Was a matter of taking out the lower unit and the upper unit and replacing the gaskets and the pump shaft seal
Mercruiser 5.7
3.7L MerCruiser
- Repair Difficulty
- Hard
- Repair Time
- More than 4 hours
Problem fixed: erratic reading
Trim and Tilt Sensors pain to replace on Alpha one. Have all the parts on hand, but lack time to finish the job
2 4.3L Mercruisers
- Repair Difficulty
- Medium
- Repair Time
- 1 to 2 hours
Problem fixed: Annual maintenance on the drives.
Drain the drive oil, check bellows, refill drive oil, lube, remove props, remove zinc anodes, prep for antifouling paint ( the boat is almost always in salt water ) paint with copper free antifouling paint ( brush on ), install new anodes and propellers.
Mercruiser
Mercruiser 3.0L I/O Alpha 1 Gen 2
- Repair Difficulty
- Professional
- Repair Time
- More than 4 hours
Problem fixed: Renew bellows on transom as maintenance item
The biggest problem with this job is that Merc puts everything together with red Loctite, even the smallest screw.... so you can't get anything apart without using heat and doing damage. When doing this job for the first time be aware that you will need at least a smallpropane or Mapp gas torch to soften the red Loctite (550 deg F) and you WILL damage some plastic and rubber items during dis-assembly. If you don't use heat you wiill shear off fasteners and permanently damage threads. But when you do use heat you will melt plastic parts and cook rubber seals ...and therefore you will wind up replacing more than you thought you would have to. Don't forget the seals on the upper shift shaft which are a notorious failure item and a direct leak into the U-joint bellows and shift cable void.... and which rusts your leg input shaft and ruins that seal as well as your gimbal bearing. After you have done the job the first time you can re-assemble WITHOUT red Loctite and WITHOUT Merc Perfect Seal which is hard-setting Form-A-Gasket. Instead you will use Form-A-Gasket Type 2, which is soft setting, non-hardening and BLUE Loctite. After that things are pretty straightforward to service for an advanced DIY'er. My advice is that if the job has never been done before take it to a pro who has a goodly stock of dealer parts on hand. After you have had it done once, it will be MUCH easier and more straight forward to tackle in your own back yard or garage. He'll charge you a lot, but pay it with a smile because it is a NOT a simple job the first time through. Use only OEM parts because it is a big job and there is no point in going cheap when you are in that deep.
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Supersession Chain
Name | SKU | Superceding SKU |
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Gasket Set VIEWING THIS PRODUCT | 94996Q2 | CURRENT |
Gasket Set (Drive) | 94996A2 | 94996Q2 |
BULK GASKET | 94996A20 | 94996Q2 |
Gasket Kit | 64818A3 | 94996A2 |
Gasket Set | 64818A2 | 64818A3 |
Gasket | 949962 | 64818A3 |
Gasket Kit | 94996A1 | 64818A2 |
Tank Cap Gasket | 94996 | 94996A1 |
Aftermarket Product Interchange
Name | SKU | Price | Brand |
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Outdrive Mounting Gasket | 18-2743 | - | Sierra Marine |
Outdrive Gasket Set | 18-2619-1 | - | Sierra Marine |
Set,Gasket - Outdrive | 9-62601 | $6.99 | Mallory Marine |