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just bought a 1997 sugar sand mirage sport with a blown 175 hp merc jet.engine was not winterized!!! is there another engine block i can use to keep costs down? thanks for any advice.
just bought a 1997 sugar sand mirage sport with a blown 175 hp merc jet.engine was not winterized!!! is there another engine block i can use to keep costs down? thanks for any advice.
First off it's a two cycle engine.........when you don't put the proper amount of oil in it the pistons have been known to come out and see daylite.......Mercury uses GM blocks if I remember.......or is that a Ford Mercury block or what......
The only "Jets" used in those boats was the Mercury Sport Jet. Which is an outboard powerhead sitting inside the boat on top of a jet pump. In that light, I am going to move this over to the Mercury outboard forum.