EMP is short for Engineered Marine Products, a supplier of replacement parts for outboard, inboard and sterndrive engines, covering electrical, fuel, cooling and drive systems. This page lists the EMP marine engine parts we carry: 100 hour and 300 hour service kits, water pump kits, starters, fuel pumps, ignition parts and transom service kits. Each part is listed by its EMP part number.
Service kits
Most of the range is scheduled maintenance kits: several versions of the 100 hour basic service kit, each with its own part number, and a 300 hour service kit.
Water pumps and cooling
Cooling parts include a sea water pump, complete water pump kits and water circulating pumps.
Starters and fuel system
Electrical and fuel parts include an outboard starter and inboard starters, a mechanical fuel pump and a fuel water separating filter kit.
Sterndrive service parts
For drive work there are transom service kits, a gimbal bearing and an intermediate shift cable kit.
What does EMP stand for?
Engineered Marine Products. Retailers list the brand both ways, as EMP and as Engineered Marine Products.
Which EMP service kit fits my engine?
Service kits are engine specific, which is why there are several 100 hour kits with different part numbers. Confirm the EMP part number against your engine make, model and year before ordering.
What is the REP number in some product names?
Some names carry a second number after REP. Treat it as a reference to check, and confirm the fit by the EMP part number and your engine details.
What is the difference between the 100 hour and 300 hour kits?
They are named for the service interval they are meant for. The parts in each kit differ, so check the kit against your engine maintenance schedule.
