Exhaust Flappers Water Shutters Kit

This exhaust flappers water shutters kit is specifically designed for Mercruiser V6 and V8 engines manufactured between 1996 and 1999. It serves as a direct replacement for part number 807166A1, ensuring a proper fit and function for your marine propulsion system.

Why Choose This Water Shutters Kit?

Is your Mercruiser engine experiencing issues related to water intake or exhaust backflow? This kit provides essential components to maintain the integrity of your outboard engine's cooling and exhaust systems. It is engineered for gasoline-powered, 4-stroke engines with a 2.1-3L capacity and 4 cylinders, offering reliable performance and durability.

Key Specifications for Your Marine Engine

This set includes the necessary water shutters to ensure your engine operates efficiently and safely. The components are built to withstand the demanding marine environment, providing a long-lasting solution for engine maintenance. Proper installation of these parts is vital for preventing potential damage and ensuring optimal engine function.

Specifications:

• Cylinders: 4
• Engine Capacity: 2.1 - 3L
• Fuel Type: Gasoline
• Engine Position: Outboard

Frequently Asked Questions:

What engines are compatible with this exhaust flappers kit?

This kit is designed for Mercruiser V6 and V8 engines manufactured between 1996 and 1999. It is specifically suited for outboard, gasoline-powered, 4-stroke engines with a 2.1-3L capacity and 4 cylinders.

What is the part number for this water shutters kit?

The part number for this exhaust flappers water shutters kit is 807166A1. This ensures it is a direct replacement for the original component on compatible Mercruiser engines.

Is this kit suitable for inboard engines?

No, this exhaust flappers water shutters kit is specifically designed for outboard engine positions. It is not intended for use with inboard engine configurations.

What type of fuel does the compatible engine use?

The engines compatible with this kit are gasoline-powered. It is designed to work with marine engines that utilize gasoline as their fuel source.