Parts Player Starter for Chrysler/Force/Mercury Outboards — PH130-0047 (12V CCW, 9‑Tooth, 1965–1999 fit)

Parts Player Starter PH130-0047 is a new 12V, 9-tooth CCW replacement starter built to fit a wide range of Chrysler/Force/Mercury marine engines from the mid‑1960s through the 1990s.

This starter is supplied new from Parts Player and cross-references many OEM and aftermarket numbers (for example STR-1069, PH130-0047, MS-694, 50-819085-T1). It’s engineered to replace worn or failed starters on a large selection of outboard engines—covering multiple models and horsepower ranges. The unit ships as a single piece without mounting hardware and is manufactured in China to match factory electrical specifications: 12 volt, counterclockwise rotation, and nine teeth on the drive gear.

Which engines and model years does this starter fit?

This Parts Player starter is compatible with a long list of Chrysler/Force/Mercury marine powerheads and model families spanning the 1960s through the 1990s. Fitment includes many Force models and multiple L‑DRIVE and ELPT variants across several year ranges. Always check the fitment chart or engine serial number to confirm.

• Compatible with Force 1251, 1258, 856 and numerous 1983–1989 models.
• Fits L‑DRIVE models such as 125LD9, 90LD9 and 120LD9 across late 1980s–early 1990s.
• Works with EL and ELPT families (70EL, 90ELPT, 120ELPT, etc.) from 1993 through 1999.
• Also listed for U.S. 70–150 HP engines from 1966–1989—verify specifics against your engine ID.

How do electrical and mechanical specs affect compatibility?

Key specs determine whether the starter will operate correctly with your engine’s starter circuit and physical mounting. This Parts Player unit uses a 12V electrical system, rotates counterclockwise (CCW) and has nine teeth on the pinion gear. If your engine requires a different voltage, rotation, or tooth count, this starter will not engage properly.

• Voltage: 12V — matches standard marine battery systems for the listed engines.
• Rotation: CCW — essential to match engine ring gear direction.
• Tooth count: 9 — ensures proper engagement with the flywheel ring gear.
• Mounting hardware: not included — reuse existing studs and bolts or source OEM fasteners.

What replacement numbers and cross‑references should I check?

This starter carries many replacement numbers so you can cross‑reference it with OEM and aftermarket catalogs. Use those part numbers to confirm compatibility against your old starter or the engine parts manual. The listing includes both primary and alternate numbers used across suppliers.

• Primary cross references: STR-1069, PH130-0047, 50-819085-T1.
• Additional numbers include MS-694, SAB0010, 50819085 and several OEM-style codes.
• Also referenced to common marine catalog numbers like 41021001 / 41021052.
• Refer to the detailed fitment chart in the product description for verification.

What should I expect at installation and service life?

Installation typically requires removing the old starter, confirming mounting alignment and electrical connections, then installing the replacement with correct torque on fasteners. Because mounting hardware is not supplied, retain or replace bolts as needed. Service life depends on usage, corrosion protection, and electrical system health—regular inspection of wiring and battery condition helps extend starter longevity.

• Ships as one new unit; inspect for shipping damage before installation.
• Reuse or replace mounting bolts and ensure correct grounding for reliable starting.
• Test battery voltage and starter draw if problems persist after installation.
• Marine environments require corrosion-resistant connections and periodic checks.

Who is this for: This Parts Player starter is aimed at boat owners, marine technicians, and restoration projects needing a direct-replacement starter for older Chrysler/Force/Mercury outboards and inboard/outboard drive models. It’s suitable for anyone restoring legacy engines, maintaining a fleet of vintage boats, or who needs a cross‑referenced aftermarket starter to match OEM specifications. Always verify part numbers and engine fitment before purchase to ensure proper function and safe installation.