0439208 BRP Port Carburettor Assy - Body 0436798 | Genuine Used Part
0439208 BRP Port Carburettor Assy - Body 0436798 | Genuine Used Part
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🔧 Product Description
Genuine BRP / OMC Port Carburettor Assembly - Part Number: 0439208
A genuine port-side carburettor assembly for selected Johnson and Evinrude 60-degree V4 90HP, 105 Jet and 115HP two-stroke outboards.
The assembly uses carburettor body 0436798 and supplies the port cylinder bank. Its jets, throttle plate, float and fuel circuits are calibrated for the applicable V4 engine family.
⚙️ Key Features
• Genuine BRP / OMC port carburettor
• Correct assembly part number 0439208
• Carburettor body part number 0436798
• Calibrated for 60-degree V4 intake systems
• Port-side companion to starboard carburettor 0439209
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• 0439208 current port carburettor assembly reference
• 0436798 carburettor body used within the assembly
OEM / Related Numbers:
• 0439208
• 439208
• 0436798
• 436798
• 0439209 matching starboard carburettor
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• Maximum Marine: remanufactured port carburettor assembly
• Marine carburettor specialists: rebuilt 0439208 exchange assemblies
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• Johnson and Evinrude 60-degree V4 port carburettor assemblies
Typically suits:
• Engine models:
• 1997 Johnson / Evinrude 115HP V4
• 1998 Johnson / Evinrude 90HP V4
• 2000 Johnson / Evinrude 115HP V4
• 2001 Johnson / Evinrude 105 Jet V4
• 90HP, 105 Jet and 115HP 60-degree V4 engines using carburettor body 0436798
• HP Range: 90HP - 115HP
• Engine Type: Johnson / Evinrude 60-degree V4 carburetted two-stroke outboard
• Year Range: Approximately 1997-2001, dependent on model
🔌 Function
The port carburettor meters fuel and air for the port cylinder bank. Correct float level, jetting and synchronisation with the starboard carburettor are essential for even engine operation.
Common signs of failure:
• Port cylinders run lean or excessively rich
• Fuel leaks from the bowl, needle or seat
• Engine hesitates or stalls during acceleration
• Blocked idle passages cause poor low-speed running
• Carburettor body, throttle shaft or mounting face is worn
📦 Condition
• Genuine used part
• Removed from running engine where applicable
• In good working condition unless otherwise stated
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