Flywheel Puller Removal Tool Fits Mercury Mariner Outboard Lift 91-849154T1 for 45HP+ Mercury, Mariner, Force and Yama-ha

Flywheel Puller Removal Tool Fits Mercury Mariner Outboard Lift 91-849154T1 for 45HP+ Mercury, Mariner, Force and Yama-ha

$ 15.99

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Based on 150 ratings

Value for money

9.92

Easy to use

9.38

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Mercury Mariner Outboard 91-849154T1 - 1 Set Flywheel Puller Removal Tool

5/8" - 18 TPI Bolt Threads 1 1/2" - 16 TPI Tool Threads 1 1/2" - 16 TPI Tool Threads 1 1/2" - 16 TPI Tool Threads 1 1/2" - 16 TPI Tool Thread

From the 1960s to the present, for most 45HP Mercury, Mariner, Force, and Yamaha outboard motors with 1 1/2"-16 TPI threads, but please verify thread diameter.

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Questions & Answers

Is there anyone who knows if this will fit a 1992 Murcury Force 70hp?

If the flywheel's center is threaded, it should be able to turn freely.

Selected User Reviews For Flywheel Puller Removal Tool Fits Mercury Mariner Outboard Lift 91-849154T1 for 45HP+ Mercury, Mariner, Force and Yama-ha

It Works

5/5

It did a good job of removing the flywheel from my Mercury 90hp inline engine. I did use a Dewalt cordless impact driver, which some people advise against, but I only used it in short "bursts. " There were no issues with the process, which was very quick. Because there are no instructions included in the package, I recommend that a buyer who has little repair experience watch videos on flywheel removal. The product is of excellent quality.

Phoenix Herman

| Mar 03, 2021

Used to pull the flywheel on my 1991 Mercury 40 classic and it worked perfectly

5/5

It just popped off. The puller's drive bolt is the same size as the flywheel retainer, so no additional socket was required. It was an excellent solution. It's necessary to pull a Mercedes flywheel.

Ismael Santana

| Oct 20, 2021

Perfect!

5/5

It did a great job of removing the flywheel from my 1985 Mercury inline 4 with 75 horsepower. It's well worth the money, and it's a lot less expensive than the local merc dealer's puller.

Mariah Schneider

| Sep 29, 2021

It really works

5/5

It's a well-made product that performs admirably. I had to tap my flywheel with a mallet a couple of times before the puller finally freed it. According to what I've learned, this is the only way to remove a Mercury flywheel correctly.

Gabriella Nolan

| Nov 13, 2021

It works

5/5

The flywheel fit and pulled without a hitch on my 1997 40hp Mercedes-Benz, and it was the only way to pull it.

Helen Chaney

| Jul 13, 2021

The quality is excellent

5/5

Fortunately, I didn't need it as a stator (I purchased a new one). It was not defective, so I returned it, but I'm keeping it in case I need it again. It appears to be of good quality, and it should function as expected.

Issac Davidson

| May 16, 2021

At a fraction of the cost of a factory tool

5/5

What can I say, it's a simple tool that does exactly what it should. It threaded easily onto my motor, and the fine thread pitch on the bolt ensures that it performs as well as the factory tool at a fraction of the price, so I'll buy another when I lose this one. Ha ha.