Need Help Finding Some Parts

Dave Barnett

Dave Barnett

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Hi all. I had a dealer that told me a couple weeks ago that he could get the parts I need for my 1973 Sea King 9.6 . He assured me that the parts were available and that he would do a full service on the motor the first of March. Well... as it turns out he now tells me that he can't find the parts and doesn't have any leads of where to look. Does anyone know of a place where I could find the Impeller and water pump, and carb tune up parts I need to give this motor a good servicing? I have looked all over the net but I haven't been able to find the parts. Maybe I just haven't run on to the right site yet. If any one can help I would sure appreciate it. I really like this motor and would hate to have to trade it off over a parts issue. Thanks and God Bless. Dave
 
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Re: Need Help Finding Some Parts

Dave Barnett said:
Hi all. I had a dealer that told me a couple weeks ago that he could get the parts I need for my 1973 Sea King 9.6 . He assured me that the parts were available and that he would do a full service on the motor the first of March. Well... as it turns out he now tells me that he can't find the parts and doesn't have any leads of where to look. Does anyone know of a place where I could find the Impeller and water pump, and carb tune up parts I need to give this motor a good servicing? I have looked all over the net but I haven't been able to find the parts. Maybe I just haven't run on to the right site yet. If any one can help I would sure appreciate it. I really like this motor and would hate to have to trade it off over a parts issue. Thanks and God Bless. Dave
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If you expect to keep that motor, the first thing you should do is invest in a parts book. Then you can search for the parts you need by part number. www.sea-way.com is a good place to start. or www.laingsoutboard.com I suppose you know it is a Chrysler right?
 
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