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engine block required for Yamaha sx210
- Thread starter Gino
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swatski
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capt
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Wow, that is so sad but so tempting. Hopefully not your boat?
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Depending on where you are at this fire damaged AR230 in Jacksonville, FL could be a good option https://jacksonville.craigslist.org/boa/5975444335.html
itsdgm
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Welcome @Gino to the site. Not sure why you're looking for 2 engines, can you provide more history? The only reason that I ask is because if the engines were submerged, it might require a lot more than just replacing the combustion portion of the power plant. You could be looking at the complete fuel delivery/intake, ECU's, starters, fuse blocks, etc. so any history would help, and what specific components of the power plant you're looking for.
I recently purchased a good used freshwater only power plant on eBay that required my exhaust, ECU, intake, etc.
Here's one.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/361910783763