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Given a 99 Evinrude No modelSerial # tho HELP

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"Hey everyone...
My grandfat

"Hey everyone...
My grandfather gave me a 9.9 Evinrude he has had sitting for quite a few years now. Im tryin to figure out what model it is so I can look at parts for it. Im thinking its an early 80's- late 70's model.

Any idea what Im looking at here ? haha thanks

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"i'd say early 80's...

"i'd say early 80's......see if it has a pwr pack on it...blk plastic box w/ign wires,into it and out to coils."
 
"I believe it does have the po

"I believe it does have the power pack. The back end, under the cowling... there is a black box with a yellow sticker on the top."
 
"Look at the plate on the tran

"Look at the plate on the transom bracket that is in the center of the yellow square I drew on your picture. That should have the Model # and Serial# of the motor stamped on it. If you post back the model# from the plate that will allow it to be decoded exactly.

KJ
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"Hey Kevin !

Its hard to t

"Hey Kevin !

Its hard to tell in the pic, but there is NO plate there... that was the first spot I looked.

So I need another route ....
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"That's a bummer. I belie

"That's a bummer. I believe those same numbers were stamped on freeze plugs on the block, but I don't know exactly where to tell you that is located.

For a long time (maybe even yet on current models?), the 9.9 and 15HP engines were cosmetically identical. There are many small lakes that have 10HP limits. A very common trick was for owners to remove any "proof" of an engine being a 15HP, putting on a 9.9HP decal (or entire hood), and sneaking past the game warden with a little bit faster boat. Obviously I can't say that's the case with your motor, but it is a bit mysterious that the ID plate is gone.

Anyway, look over the freeze plugs and the block and you might find either a serial# or Model# stamped somewhere else. Sorry I can't be of any more help.

KJ"
 
"The paint scheme is significa

"The paint scheme is significantly different than a 1976. If your motor looks like this (James), then it's either a 1980, has a 1980 cowl on it, or has been painted."
 
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