EMP 100 Hour Service Kit 92-92602 Marine Engine Maintenance Kit
EMP 100 Hour Service Kit 92-92602 Marine Engine Maintenance Kit
The EMP 100 Hour Service Kit, part number 92-92602, is a maintenance kit assembled for routine 100-hour service intervals on marine engines. Scheduled maintenance at this interval is a standard requirement for keeping outboard and sterndrive engines running reliably, and having the needed service items bundled into a single kit simplifies the job for both DIY boat owners and marine technicians. Ordering this kit as a single unit ensures the correct combination of service components is on hand before the engine is pulled in for maintenance, reducing extra trips to the parts counter and keeping downtime to a minimum.
Specifications
- Brand: EMP
- Manufacturer Part Number: 92-92602
- Product Name: 100 Hour Service Kit
- UPC: 840080481449
- Weight: 1.3 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the EMP 92-92602 kit used for? The EMP 92-92602 is a 100 Hour Service Kit intended for routine maintenance performed at the 100-hour service interval on a marine engine.
How much does the EMP 100 Hour Service Kit weigh? The EMP 100 Hour Service Kit, part number 92-92602, weighs 1.3 pounds.
Is part number 92-92602 the correct number to order this kit? Yes, 92-92602 is the manufacturer part number for the EMP 100 Hour Service Kit.
What is the UPC for the EMP 92-92602 service kit? The UPC for the EMP 100 Hour Service Kit (92-92602) is 840080481449.
Is the EMP 92-92602 kit genuine or aftermarket? The 92-92602 is an EMP-branded product sold under the EMP part number.
Does the EMP 100 Hour Service Kit come as a single package? Yes, the 100 Hour Service Kit (92-92602) is supplied as one kit under a single part number rather than as separate individual components.
When should the EMP 92-92602 kit be used? This kit is designed for use at the 100-hour service interval as part of a marine engine's routine maintenance schedule.
Who is the EMP 100 Hour Service Kit intended for? The 92-92602 kit is suited to both boat owners performing their own maintenance and marine technicians servicing engines at the 100-hour interval.