Carbhub 18-7350 Fuel Pump for Johnson Evinrude 397839 391638 395091 397274 6hp 8hp 9.9hp 15hp Engine Seahorse Outboard 1981-1992 Replaces 397839 391638 395091 397274 Mallory 9-35350 Sierra 18-7350

Works great was easy to install definitely worth the money.

This fits older Evinrude no problems. Just installed on my 1966 fastwin 18 hp. I had to get screws that were 1-2inch longer(mind the thread pattern at homedepot, this motor was made in America not China) and it bolted right up. Engine is running again. Now that I’ve solved my problem with a 15$ part, I’ll go get the OMC part from marineengines.com...Btw, I asked the seller if it would fit my motor, they said no, but it does, it will fit 5hp- at least 25hp motors from the 60s and 70s, with the 2 longer screws of course. It might fit more models, but that’s what I know for sure...

Does not work on Johnson Evenrude 9.9 2 stroke outboards. Unfortunately I spent a lot of time and money thinking something else must be wrong after installing this new pump. Get an OEM and save yourself a lot of hassle. Finally discovered problem after not just this one, but another cheap pump from another source on AMZN that they wont pump right.

Was not assembled correctly upon arrival. Watched youtube video about pump and discovered a spring was installed in the incorrect spot. Moved spring and works great now. Great for the price... if you can fix it yourself.Edit: Bumped up to a 4 star from a 3 as the seller was extremely helpful and friendly after original review. And issue was a result of supplier not seller.Recommend seller for business as they are polite, responsive to messages, and understanding of customer concerns.Would give 4.5 stars if possible just for quality customer service.

Although the product took longer to receive, it worked great! I did have to buy longer screws to make it work. My Johnson 9.5 horse engine started right up on the first pull!

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Although the pump does “work” it’s not an exact match. I had to disassemble and rotate the part to get it to match the old fuel pump that I had. And also it’s like they added an extra thickness to it for some reason. Maybe to make it more universal? Anyway it sticks up a bit more and because of that the wire cannot travel freely when you accelerate and pushes against the motor hood. Although it works for now I can’t imagine putting that extra strain on the wire will be good for it and will likely cause it to break at some point. Save yourself the extra hassle and just buy a genuine OEM part and not have to worry about a much more extensive repair in the long run.

A cheap insurance for your motor.Just replaced it because I was doing a basic tune up but I think it actually made a difference with throttle response