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June 26th, 2004, 11:39 AM
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Mercury force
That is not a Mercury product. It is a Force. Chrysler sold it's OB division
to Force in 1985. It is a Chrysler designed product. It is not the best engine, but is easy to work on. Parts are getting expensive. Make sure the compression is good in all cylinders - within a couple PSI of each other at least. I used to own a 1985 Force. Glad to get rid of it when I did. "Sam" wrote in message om... Hi, I'm looking at a boat to buy with a 1986 MERCURY FORCE 150hp motor. I've been hearing bad things about Force motors but what year is the cut off of crap to good? And how can I know if it's really a 1986? Thanks much Sam 
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