About MarineDieselXRef

I've put this together so you can look up a marine diesel part and find the cheaper industrial, tractor or aftermarket number.

Who's behind it

I'm Paul Young. I work independently of the engine makers. If a number looks wrong, or you've got a privacy question, email me: [email protected].

What you'll find

Most of the small marine diesels I cover started life as a Kubota, Mitsubishi, Ford, Perkins, Shibaura or Indenor industrial block. That's the base engine. Filters, impellers, anodes and belts often have a Jabsco, Sierra, WIX, Mann or Tecnoseal number as well. The guides walk you through it.

Every match has a maker, a part number, a source, and a grade: confirmed, likely, or unverified. Where there's no source yet, the line stays blank.

I publish the numbers as identification. The OEM catalogues stay with their owners. Methodology is how the grades work.

Before you order

The Amazon and eBay buttons are optional. Use them if they're handy. A confirmed match is worth chasing. Still check it against a dealer, the part in your hand, or an official catalogue before you order or fit it.

Affiliate links

Some of the search links to Amazon, eBay, AliExpress and Alibaba are affiliate links. If you buy through one, I may get a small commission. It doesn't cost you extra. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Marketplace listings are other people's shops.

Disclaimer

This comes from public catalogues and third-party lists. It can be wrong, incomplete, or a mismatch. Check fit before you order. You use it as is, with no warranty.

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See also Privacy, Methodology, Contact and the Guides.