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You buy Mercury parts by serial number, not by year. The reason for this is that Mercury stopped using years so dealers could sell left over unused engines without taking a steep discount.
The easiest way for you to find parts is to use the following parts catalog, find your part numbers you are in need of and run the part number through the search bar here on iboats to see if it's available here.... http://www.mercruiserparts.com/selectDocs.asp?doc_nbr=803026001
You buy Mercury parts by serial number, not by year. The reason for this is that Mercury stopped using years so dealers could sell left over unused engines without taking a steep discount.
That explains everything. I saw the year 2006 somewhere while trying to find the part # for the impeller but nephew had said he bought his rig new in 2009.
jbcurt00: Thanks for the part #.
Fun Times: Thanks for the link. It's going to take me a while to get use to the way Mercury does things. I'm use to buying parts for my Evinrudes.