Evinrude 1999 200 & 225hp Oil Lift Pump 0439763 439763 5001505 on 2040-parts.com
Trenton, Michigan, US
Evinrude oil lift pump removed from a running 1999 200 HP Ficht. The Engine was parted out due to bad cylinder. May fit 2000 and 2001 200 & 225HP. Original part # 0439763 BRP replacement part # 5001505 Click on the attached list to verify compatability
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