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I just replaced my trim motor on a 1988 150 mercury
I was told there are two pumps. One cheap and one expensive. Guess what one I have.
The expensive one. How much would you say I should pay for every thing. Labor and part installed. It's the trim motor and labor to install it
Let's see who gets the closest. I think I'm getting ripped off. I will post the amount Monday or Tuesday cause I'm going to pick up my baby( boat ) Monday.
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oem part 330.00 labor200.00
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Including the reservoir....On the high side $300 for the motor Low side $150 Plus $100 an hour for the installation. So I'll say $500 total.
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so far i think B.O.A.T, is closer i will let you know when i pick her up soon maybe tomorrow
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so far i think B.O.A.T, is closer i will let you know when i pick her up soon maybe tomorrow
OMG!!!!!!


Look on eBay. You can buy brand new units for less than $400, and the installation is fairly easy... an hour tops.
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822.00 final bill 150 for labor 613 for the motor. Plus fluid. B.o.a.t.
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not bad on the labor, it could have been a lot worse. I looked up the part and Mercury doesn't sell the trim motor by itself, it list a trim kit for $1171.00 for the design 1 and $644 for the design 2. Arco(good aftermarket) retails for $612. There's decent mark up on that pump. The dealer didn't screw you, Mercury did by having that trim motor so high, everyone else bases their parts off of OEM
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Spare parts the motor was exactly what you said. Still a lot of money. Labor w as good. I always bring my mercury to the same marina and never had a issue with the price for labor it's the parts that are killing me.
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yes it is a lot of money, I haven't done one of those in quite a while, I didn't realize the trim motors had gotten so high on them. FWIW, Yamaha has a couple $700+ trim motors as well. Misery loves company
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