Quicksilver 8M0122423 Fuel Filter Element for Select Mercury Outboards and MerCruiser Sterndrive Engines
Details
- BrandQuicksilver
- Product GradePerformance
- Vehicle Service TypePersonal
- StyleIn-Line
- Global Trade Identification Number
Description
⛵ Filter like a pro, power like a champion!
- LIGHTWEIGHT COMPACT - Streamlined size ensures easy installation without engine bulk
- OEM GRADE RELIABILITY - Crafted to Mercury Marine’s exacting standards for seamless compatibility
- PERFORMANCE PROTECTION - Keeps your Mercury or MerCruiser engine running smooth and efficient
- PRECISION 2 MICRON FILTRATION - Eliminates fuel contaminants that throttle your engine’s power
- UNIVERSAL FIT FOR SELECT MODELS - Designed to snugly fit under outboard cowls or sterndrive housings
The Quicksilver 8M0122423 Fuel Filter Element is a direct OEM replacement designed for select Mercury Outboards and MerCruiser Sterndrive engines. Featuring a precise 2 micron filtration system, it effectively removes fuel-borne contaminants to protect engine performance. Its compact in-line design fits seamlessly under engine cowls or in fuel filter housings, ensuring reliable, high-performance operation that meets Mercury Marine’s original equipment specifications.
Specifications
| Brand | Quicksilver |
| Product Grade | Performance,Replacement |
| Vehicle Service Type | Personal Watercraft |
| Style | In-Line |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00745061538528 |
| Manufacturer | Quicksilver |
| OEM Part Number | 358M0060041 |
| UPC | 745061538528 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 5.28 x 2.36 x 2.28 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.07 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.2 x 3.1 x 5.3 inches |
| Brand Name | Quicksilver |
| Model Name | 8M0122423 Fuel Filter Element - Mercury and Mariner Outboards and MerCruiser Stern Drive Engines |
| Color | Unspecified |
| Material | Various Materials |
| Suggested Users | Boat Engine Parts and Accessories |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | 6948389011 |
| Included Components | Filter Element with seals |
| Size | Unspecified |
| Fishing Technique | Spinning, Casting |
Reviews
D**S
Quality OEM filter
Not much to say, it's a quality OEM brand fuel filter. If you like taking care of your outboard with OEM brand filters, then this is the one for you. Be sure you have the special tool for removing and installing these. You can get aftermarket ones here on Amazon pretty cheap. I definitely recommend one vs trying to twist this off with a screwdriver or other means, which I have done before, but it's not fun.
J**M
Perfect fit and easy to install
This filter is essential for the Mercury outboards. For my motor (135HP) it fit perfectly. This is a cartridge that goes into a built-in canister inside the engine and it also protects the fuel system from injecting fuel contaminated with water into the injectors or cylinders. All owners of motors that use this kind of filter should carry spares on board, to protect the motor from contaminated fuel coming from multiple sources.
M**T
Mercruiser Fuel Filter
I replace this part annually on my Mercruiser 4.5l MPI as part of my fall preventative maintenance. This is the OEM part so you know it isn't going to give you problems and is cheap insurance against fuel problems. Do yourself a favor and get the proper removal tool for this easy, 5 minute do-it-yourself job.
B**X
OEM Filter
As advertised
T**G
Red Cap Filter
Use screwdriver shaft or Red Cap Filter install/removal tool and 3/8 ratchet.Carefully remove TPS linkage bar (if required.) Inspect & Clean the fuel bowl. If you find anything, even one little spec of Amber coloring. IMMEDIATELY replace the Grey fuel line, the inner liner is TOAST. If you don't find anything, and it's been more than 4 years since fuel line was replaced, get a new fuel line.
M**N
Fuel filter fits a 2006 Mercury Optimax 200.
Fuel filter fits a 2006 Mercury Optimax 200. Also you better go ahead and get the tool to take it off it’s a must have.
D**R
Quality
Quality and value
A**R
Cheap garbage. Not genuine
Had for about 2 months. Ran the boat about 6 times. Engine stalled this weekend like it wasn't getting fuel to the engine. Even pumping the bulb didn't help. Starting looking at stuff and took the filter out. Broken and I'm sure the pieces are the reason for not getting fuel. Now I get to tear the vst apart and go through everything
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