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513031 Evinrude V6 Timing Wheel Encoder

Apparently the Evinrude/Johnson timing wheel encoder PN 0513031 or 513031 for the 1991 V6 engine has not been available for a while. Well, I needed one so I went ahead and made my own. This one should last a while longer than the flimsy plastic stock encoder since this one is made from 6061 billet aluminum. I wonder how many '91 engines have been junked because of Evinrude's killing of this critical part. If anyone out there needs one, PM me and we can make that old engine run again.

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-Charlie
I am in need of 1 of these timing wheels and the eBay link is not working. Are you still making these?
 
Apparently the Evinrude/Johnson timing wheel encoder PN 0513031 or 513031 for the 1991 V6 engine has not been available for a while. Well, I needed one so I went ahead and made my own. This one should last a while longer than the flimsy plastic stock encoder since this one is made from 6061 billet aluminum. I wonder how many '91 engines have been junked because of Evinrude's killing of this critical part. If anyone out there needs one, PM me and we can make that old engine run again.

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-Charlie
Subject: Inquiry: 1991 Evinrude 175 Intruder Timing Wheel Encoder (Part 0513031)

Hi Charlie / SS502,

I came across your posts regarding the custom 6061 billet aluminum replacements you machine for the obsolete Evinrude/Johnson 0513031 timing wheel encoder.

I am currently trying to get my 1991 Evinrude 175 HP Intruder (Model E175EXEIS) back on the water, and my original plastic encoder wheel has failed.

Are you still taking custom orders to cut these components? If so, please let me know your current pricing, estimated lead time, and the best way to arrange payment and shipping.

Thank you for keeping these old V6 blocks alive!

Best regards,
Lawrence
+44726722397
[email protected]
 
Apparently the Evinrude/Johnson timing wheel encoder PN 0513031 or 513031 for the 1991 V6 engine has not been available for a while. Well, I needed one so I went ahead and made my own. This one should last a while longer than the flimsy plastic stock encoder since this one is made from 6061 billet aluminum. I wonder how many '91 engines have been junked because of Evinrude's killing of this critical part. If anyone out there needs one, PM me and we can make that old engine run again.

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-Charlie
Hi Charlie, do you still make this part? Mine broke in 2 so I am in need of one. Thanks, John
 
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