Collection: Engine Parts & Service

Compatibility can depend on the engine manufacturer, model, horsepower, serial number, model year, and the specific system or component being replaced. Always compare the product specifications with your engine information and existing equipment before ordering. For replacement parts, the engine serial number can be especially important when confirming fitment.

The right spare parts depend on your engine and how far you travel, but boaters commonly consider carrying items such as spare fuel filters, engine oil, lubricants, belts, spark plugs, fuses, and other manufacturer-recommended service items. An emergency tool kit and the correct tools for your engine can also be useful.

Service intervals vary by engine manufacturer, model, operating hours, fuel system, and operating conditions. Follow the maintenance schedule provided by your engine manufacturer. Filters should also be inspected when troubleshooting fuel-delivery or engine-performance issues.

Use the oil viscosity, specification, and lubricant type recommended by your engine manufacturer. Requirements can differ between two-stroke and four-stroke engines and between specific engine models. Avoid selecting oil based only on brand or viscosity without confirming that it meets the required specifications.