1989 Mariner 4 ml #6e0-336357 oil seal dimensions

[siluetae137]

Unable to locate specs for crankcase lower oil seal part #26-14195m. It's no longer produced OEM which means it disappears from parts databases..I can't find anything - ID, OD, etc. No access to service manual or reliable calipers either, if anybody has one (service manual) would be nice to know...

And please chime in if you think this is not the correct part number.

Thank you gents!
Mike

 

[Fun Times]

This site marine engine. com suggests they have 10 in stock, https://www.marineengine.com/newparts/part_details.php?pnum=MER26-14195M

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[siluetae137]

Thanks for the reply. Yes, they are available and I'm aware of this, but I need the dimensions.

 

[boscoe]

Why not buy one and take your measurements?

 

[boscoe]

https://www.boats.net/product/yamaha/LIT-18616-00-02

 

[boscoe]

 

[boscoe]

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[Fun Times]

This one from one of the ebay image suggests the seal size to be 20x36x7 ?

Plus boscoe part number suggests the same numbers ? (7th & 8th one down),

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[boscoe]

Got me wondering what the OP is up to.

 

[siluetae137]

Sorry, I'm here...Thanks both of you have been a tremendous help, seriously!
The reason I asked for dimension is I wanted to hit up the local autoparts stores and see how their oil seals compare to marine seals online. If the same dimensions are available and legit in their construct I could get one Tuesday. Also I might talk to a mechanic friend for his take on oil seal quality...some are designed better so I've heard? I don't have to tell you two of course, but they seem to be an extremely critical component at a base level (air/fuel directly) for these 2 strokes. So just piling up info, becoming better informed about what parts I've replaced and the logic for doing so, especially if it's a non-marine substitute, and I emphasize "IF" here...