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Which Exhaust Part Do I Need?

iTzTPATT

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Hi there. I was looking for help identifying the part number for the rubber joint in the attached image that is apart of the exhaust system? It is the one directly above the oil filter. Appeared to have a reducer on one end - I previously ordered part number 60E-14625 but that appears to be the next one in the series closer to the back of the engine bay. IMG_9347.png
 
Sure would be helpful if we all knew what the year make and model of your boat is.
 
Sorry that text was cut off.

This is an AR230 (non-HO). Believe it is a 2004 model year.
 
Is there not a rubber coupler (exhaust joint) that connects into the outlet exhaust pipe? Or is it apart of the outlet exhaust pipe itself? The diagrams don’t seem to show a joint/rubber coupler where the two metal exhaust joints connect above the oil filter. Would take the exhaust apart but fear the replacement is a Japan backorder and the boat is “usable” for now but needs to be addressed.
 

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I believe the part you're looking at is a long rubber hose with a metal housing around it. I think it's part # 60E-14752-01-00.

I've got one in my barn. It's currently buried, but I'll try to dig it out tomorrow and get back with you.
 
Greatly appreciated! Without it being taken apart didn’t consider that the entire section could be rubber & the metal was just a housing.
 
I got lucky, it was on top of the first box of parts I opened today!

It is a rubber tube with a metal cover.

Exhaust Pipe 1.jpg

Exhaust Pipe 2.jpg
 
Sorry, not for sale. One of the engines on my SR230 is blown. This is in the box of parts that I will use when I get around to putting another engine in it.
 
no worries! best of luck with the rebuild! apprecaite the help on identifying / showing the part - have one on order.
 
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