L130OB Aftermarket Mercury 75/90HP Cylinder Sleeve Liner | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
L130OB Aftermarket Mercury 75/90HP Cylinder Sleeve Liner | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
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🔧 Product Description
Aftermarket Mercury 75/90HP Cylinder Sleeve Liner - Part Number: L130OB
A ported replacement cylinder sleeve for Mercury and Mariner 75HP and 90HP three-cylinder two-stroke outboards using the 89mm-bore block. The sleeve is supplied oversize externally for machine-shop installation and must be bored, finish-honed and decked to the engine manufacturer's specification after pressing into the block.
⚙️ Key Features
• 89mm / 3.500-inch nominal finished bore
• Transfer and exhaust ports machined into the sleeve
• Short exhaust-notch configuration
• Suitable for repair of scored, seized or worn cylinder bores
• Requires professional removal, installation, boring and honing
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• L130OB (aftermarket sleeve reference)
• Advanced Sleeve 1101SA and 1101SB are documented cross-reference sleeves
OEM / Related Numbers:
• L130OB
• Advanced Sleeve 1101SA
• Advanced Sleeve 1101SB
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• LA Sleeve: L130OB
• Asaki: L130OB
• Advanced Sleeve: 1101SA
• Advanced Sleeve: 1101SB
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• Mercury and Mariner three-cylinder two-stroke powerheads
Typically suits:
• Engine models:
• Mercury 75HP three-cylinder, approximately 1994-2004
• Mercury 90HP three-cylinder, approximately 1994-2004
• Mariner 75HP and 90HP equivalents using the same 89mm-bore block
• Bore: 3.500 in / 89mm
• Outside Diameter: approximately 3.766 in
• Length: approximately 5.770 in
• Wall Thickness: approximately 1/8 in
• Engine Type: three-cylinder two-stroke outboard
🔌 Function
The cylinder sleeve provides the precision running surface for the piston and rings while preserving the two-stroke transfer-port and exhaust-port timing in the cylinder block.
Common signs of failure:
• Low compression or excessive crankcase blow-by
• Scored, seized or deeply worn cylinder bore
• Out-of-round or tapered bore beyond service limit
• Damaged port edges that catch or break piston rings
• Piston, ring or lubrication failure requiring block repair
📦 Condition
• Brand new aftermarket replacement part
• New and unused
• Supplied in manufacturer or equivalent protective packaging
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