REPLACEMENTKITS.COM Brand Gimbal Bearing Seal Fits Mercruiser Stern Drives Replaces 26-88416

$ 13.75

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Based on 192 ratings

Giftable

9.06

Value for money

9.25

Satisfaction

9.35

Packaging

9.39

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Sierra 18-2094 replaces 26-88416, GLM 85910, 26-88416, GLM 85910, 26-88416, GLM 85910, 26-8

Fits Mercruiser stern drives R, MR, Alpha One, Alpha One Gen II, Bravo I, II, and Bravo III.

NBR and Stainless Steel of the Highest Quality

Sierra 18-2094 is the equivalent of Mercury 26-88416, GLM 85910, and Mercury 26-88416.

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Questions & Answers

Is this compatible with Alpha 1 Generation 1?

Yes, this is compatible with the Alpha One Gen 1 model.

Is this seal going to keep gear lube from seeping back into the engine compartment?

No, I believe you have other issues if your gear lube is leaking into the engine area. This seal, I believe, prevents water from entering your boat from the outside because it is located behind the gimble bearing. So, if you have gear lube leaking from the driveshaft housing, I suppose it could prevent the lube from getting in, but you shouldn't have gear lube leaking like that.

Is it true that you won't need to grease the gimbal bearing after installing this seal?

No, Quick Silver's new gimball bearing is sealed and requires no additional grease. The seal is simply to prevent grease from entering the engine area, which is less of an issue now that the bearing has been updated.

Selected User Reviews For REPLACEMENTKITS.COM Brand Gimbal Bearing Seal Fits Mercruiser Stern Drives Replaces 26-88416

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5/5

The installation tool is inexpensive and simple to use. Getting the old one out is the most difficult part. To pull this out in under a minute, I used a 3/8 toggle bolt that I ground off a little on the ends of the wings, a 3/8 x 12 inch threaded rod, and an angle iron plate with a 7/16 hole drilled through. The toggle screw cost $2, and everything else I had on hand was free.