When you say you need "a" carb, do you mean only one or all three. Are you
missing a carb or is it not working correctly? I have an '88, 200hp Merc
and can tell you it gets complex. There is a # stamped on each carb. The
#'s may be different on one to another. There are two types of intake
manifolds (vertical or horizontal reed blocks). There may (or should) be a
larger main jet in the barrels that feed cylinders 2 and 5 for some # carbs.
Even if you have the correct carb, the main jet size could run from around
..072 to .086 (again, if I remember right). If you run too lean, you could
cost yourself thousands of $
"mike" <mdiaczyk.DeleteThis@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, I need a carburator for a 1986 or 87 or maybe an 88 V-6 200
> Mercury. Will a carb off a mariner of the same size and year work.
> The motor has cowling that is in two pieces and they swing out. What
> range of model year mercury and mariner outboard carbs should I look
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