Will this pump replace VR02 on 1990 Evinrude 40 HP (with disconected oil supply)?
2021817
Bill as long as your motor has a vacuum line coming off the cylinder head it will work fine . The hose is located in the lower portion on the passenger side . Some motors have them some don't . If you need anymore help just ask. Rob Rossi
2021818
I used it on '76 Johnson 115hp. Standard bolt mounting holes. I even used one to replace another brand on EzGo golf cart as this was cheaper then oem replacement
2021819
I believe it is pretty much universal for most evinrude 2 stroke with premix, but pay close attention to your top end rpms. If the motor is not getting enough fuel when you are running wide open throttle then you are starving the motor of fuel which could seriously damage the motor. I ran this on a 1982 75hp three cylinder johnson with no problems whatsoever, so I imagine a 40 hp only has 2 cylinders so you should not have any issues.
2021820
It will work just make sure the line from the motor and the lines to the carb aren't starting to crack and replace them as necessary. Don't forget will take mixed gas now.
2021821
Bill as long as your motor has a vacuum line coming off the cylinder head it will work fine . The hose is located in the lower portion on the passenger side . Some motors have them some don't .If you need anymore help just ask.Rob Rossi
2021822
I put one on 1989 70 hp evinrude an worked great. from what I read up on it really made for 40 up to 60 hp.
2021823
I have a 70hp johnson vro, that's what I replaced it with. Had to change some of the hose...cheap at parts store. If yours doesn't have the mounting spot for it, you do have to put little bolts thru the two bottom holes or it will leak/ cavitate...Hope this helps
2021824
Yes I replaced my vro2 pump on 1989 Johnson and runs fine just have to mix your own fuel with 2 stroke oil
1492907
I'm not sure, it fit on my 140hp omc outboard engine. But I had to drill extra holes on the lower unit for it to fit.Johnson, evinrude and Inc outboard engine is in most cases compatible.
221948
Yes they do. I have a Johnson/evinrude 45hp motor. Not sure if it fits a mercury. Details on the hose will verify engines that the quick connectors fit. I purchased seperate, the fitting for my gas tank. That too, is very easy to change out because its threaded. Both worked great all summer with no leaks, and half the cost of a marine outlet.
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I referenced the Johnson part Number for your model, and Sierra catalog says this part is not a direct replacement (based on model numbers they say this replaces). This looks very similar to the Johnson part though, so you could order it and do a side-by-side comparison. Might get lucky. I was able to convert my 50hp VRO into standard pre-mix with this pump. Plugs right onto the block and worry free. Hope you find the right one. Getting close to the season.
2029603
not sure , but one thing to watch for is the length of the intermediate shaft that ties the oil pump to to distributor. u can buy different length shafts tho.
2259290
I would suggest looking at your old motor before you ordered. You should be able to cross reference your old pump and see exactly which you need exactly. That's what I did when I bought mine
22728
Check this link for escaled 2007 oil pump , as linked below http://www.amazon.com/Melling-10355-Oil-Pump/dp/B004A6DMV4/ref=sr_1_sc_3?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1400549033&sr=1-3-spell&keywords=Escaled+2007+Oil+pump
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The 3/8 worked fine on my 1993 40hp Johnson/Evinrude. I think the brass fittings that connect to the outboard and to the gas tank are all the same, its the inside diameter of the hose that is 5/16 or 3/8. My old one was a 5/16, but I replaced it with the 3/8. Didn't have any trouble with the end fitting matching my outboard, or my old gas tank.
1670840
The original pump was oil filled and required a gasket. The new pump is a sealed unit and does not need a gasket between motor and pump. Just bolt it on and have at it !
2234503
It should work however you will need to order the additional wiring harness for engines 1995 and below. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001KXZQUU/ref=pd_aw_sims_2?pi=SS115&simLd;=1I purchased both for my 1995 Evinrude and it hooked up easy. 25 min to be exact.
1014896
Check the flow rate on your tankless and recirc. Pump that will let you know if it will work.
1595585
I didn't look up your 861155-2 number but, if you have a mid to late 1990s 454 or 502 efi with a cool fuel unit, It is the correct pump
747167
I think everything would depend on the current condition of your plumbing and how your unit has been cared for during the past 20 years. Most plumbing in RVs will have been tested at 100 PSI, and if your unit has been properly cared for during its lifetime, I wouldn't think there would be a problem. There is only a difference of 15 PSI between your old pump and the new one.
898349
I'm not sure what size hose connections your old pump has and as far as horse power, the replacement pump is 1/2 the horse power as your old pump. and the replacement pump can be switched to 1/2 of that. So based on the horse power rating, it may not be the best suitable replacement. the way i found mine, was to do a search with the name and horse power of the old puimp and then started going down the search list until i found one that was as close to mine and a price that was was reasonable. prices can vary greatly so be careful.
1901218
I got this pump for my 1985 40 hp johonson, but the fuel nipple to the carburators was way to small. It is possible to change the nipple. Best regards Kristian Rygh
1212506
Ebay has the same measurements 90GPH pump for around $5 bucks. I purchased it and will see if it works.
1945941
If the base matches up with the old one, it probably will. I was not sure in mine would hoy a 40 Mariner but it did and works great. Had to use the old screws because the new ones were slightly larger.