Thermostat (130 Degrees) F664068

Satisfaction rating 5 out of 5 (19 Ratings)

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19 Product Reviews

1 months ago by

Kevin

Mercury Force

Never had an issue ordering parts, and the parts diagram was in detail

11 months ago by

Anthony

11 months ago by

Bryan

Fantastic!!!!!!!

Jun, 14 2021 by

DAN

Mar, 16 2021 by

Greg

i have not recived my command...

Dec, 30 2020 by

yves

Mercury Force 75hp

Repair Difficulty: Easy
Repair Time: 1 to 2 hours

Price was phenomenal! Took 2 months to get parts due to one item being back ordered otherwise would rate 5 stars. Will definitely purchase here again.

Nov, 12 2020 by

Christopher

Problem fixed: No water flow after hitting sandbar

Removed lower unit and replaced water pump impeller. Removed and replaced thermostat, seal and spring. Reassembled.

1998 90 HP Force

Repair Difficulty: Medium
Repair Time: Less than 30 mins

Great service with hard to find parts for my 1998 90 HP Force Outboard Motor.

Nov, 12 2020 by

Richard

Jun, 11 2018 by

Rob

1991 Force 70 mercury

great once again

May, 15 2018 by

Greg

May, 09 2018 by

JEREMY

Aug, 07 2017 by

Robert

very good

Apr, 27 2017 by

richard

Apr, 27 2017 by

Shannon

Apr, 26 2017 by

Thomas

Simple and easy

Oct, 07 2016 by

David

1989 Force 85 HP, 856X9H

Repair Difficulty: Medium
Repair Time: 30 to 60 mins

My order was processed as I was told it would be. I had to wait a few days for non-stock parts. The order was complete when I got it and all the parts were correct.

Mar, 04 2016 by

Ellery

Problem fixed: Overheat warning buzzer went of after prolonged irolling.

I pulled the t-stat out and put it in hot water and it opened, but I was suspicious of it and got another one with the gaskets. I pulled the overheat sensor out and put it in hot water. It sent out a ground like it should but would not return to normal state when cooled off. After several hours it was fine. I replaced it and no more problems.