339044 Evinrude Johnson Thermostat gasket | Genuine OEM BRP Outboard Part
339044 Evinrude Johnson Thermostat gasket | Genuine OEM BRP Outboard Part
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🔧 Product Description
Genuine BRP Evinrude Johnson Thermostat-to-Cylinder-Head Gasket - Part Number: 0339044
A genuine BRP thermostat gasket used on selected Evinrude and Johnson two-stroke outboards.
The commonly listed six-digit reference is 339044. The full OEM number is 0339044.
The gasket seals the thermostat housing or cover against the cylinder-head cooling passage, preventing water loss and cross-leakage around the thermostat.
⚙️ Key Features
• Genuine BRP OEM thermostat gasket
• Correct full OEM number 0339044
• Common unprefixed number 339044
• Thermostat-to-cylinder-head sealing application
• Precision die-cut gasket profile
• Used on selected direct-injection and conventional two-stroke engines
• Recmar replacement available
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM / Related Numbers:
• 0339044
• 339044
• OEM Description: Thermostat Gasket
• Alternate Description: Thermostat-to-Cylinder-Head Gasket
• Thermostat, cover and pressure-control components vary by engine model
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• Recmar: REC339044
• Generic thermostat gasket replacing 0339044
• Aftermarket engine-gasket sets may include the same thermostat gasket
🚤 Compatibility
Verified catalogue examples include:
• 2000 Evinrude 150HP FFI / FICHT engines
• 2010 Evinrude 150HP E-TEC engines
• Additional V6 direct-injection and E-TEC cylinder-head assemblies whose diagrams list 0339044
Important fitment note:
• Confirm the gasket outline and bolt-hole arrangement.
• Thermostat covers and cylinder heads changed between FICHT, E-TEC and carburetted engine families.
• Do not reuse a compressed thermostat gasket.
🔌 Function
The gasket seals the thermostat cooling-water passage.
Common signs of gasket failure:
• Water leaks from the thermostat cover
• Salt deposits appear around the joint
• Cooling pressure falls
• Air enters the cooling passage
• Gasket is torn or compressed unevenly
• Cylinder-head sealing surface is corroded
• Engine temperature differs between cylinder banks
Installation considerations:
• Remove all old gasket material
• Clean the cover and cylinder-head surface
• Inspect for corrosion and warping
• Install the gasket dry unless the service manual specifies sealant
• Tighten the cover in the correct sequence
• Replace the thermostat and seals where required
• Check for water leakage after starting
• Compare cylinder-bank operating temperatures
📦 Condition
• Genuine BRP Evinrude Johnson OEM part
• Brand new
• Supplied in genuine or equivalent protective packaging
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