888758Q02 Aluminum Anode Kit
888758Q02 Aluminum Anode Kit
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888758Q02 Aluminum Anode Kit
Mercury Anode Kit Bravo I Alum 97-888758Q02
This complete aluminum anode replacement kit will fit perfectly on your 1988 and newer (serial No. 0B664190 and up) MerCruiser Bravo One sterndrive. Includes flat trim tab anode, drive shaft plate anode, lift ram anodes, bearing carrier anode. Designed for use only in fresh water or salt water to help protect your Bravo One Drive from the harmful effects of galvanic corrosion. Inspect annually and easy to replace. Attaching hardware kit included.
- Complete five-piece aluminum anode kit with attaching hardware for fast and easy replacement
- Produced to meet Mercury Marine original equipment manufacturer specifications to best protect your MerCruiser Bravo One Drive and engine
- Inspect anodes periodically for best protection and replace when seeing signs of corrosion or pitting
- Don’t let corrosion damage your MerCruiser stern drive or engine and reduce your boating pleasure
- MerCruiser anodes meet or exceed mil-spec MIL-A-24779(SH) providing longer lasting protection than zinc anodes and are for us in fresh or salt water
Additional Information
Fits: 1988 & newer Bravo One drives (s/n 0B66190 & up)
Mercury Engine Fitment Guide
Model Serial Number Range(s)
Bravo One - MerCruiser Drive 0M100001-Up
Bravo Three - MerCruiser Drive 0M100001-Up
Bravo Two - MerCruiser Drive 0M100001-Up
Bravo X Four S - MerCruiser Drive 0W250000-Up
Bravo X One - MerCruiser Drive 0M100001-Up
Bravo X Three - MerCruiser Drive 0M100001-Up
Bravo X Two - MerCruiser Drive 0M100001-Up
Bravo XR One - MerCruiser Drive 0L914990-Up
Bravo XR Sport - MerCruiser Drive 0M970842-Up
Bravo XR SportMaster - MerCruiser Drive. 0M052945-Up
Bravo XR Three - MerCruiser Drive 0W240000-Up
Bravo XZ One - MerCruiser Drive 0L914990-0M999999
Fit the correct anode material for the waters in which your vessel operates
As a general rule, owners should fit anodes appropriate for the environment in which they most frequently berth, and the infomation below serves as a useful guide:
Saltwater vessels should use Traditional (Zinc) Anodes
Brackish water Vessels should use Premium (Aluminum) Anodes
Fresh water vessels should use Fresh (Magnesium) Anodes
Some boats will alternate between salt and fresh water. Others are docked in marinas or behind tidal barriers. The water there is contained and likely to be brackish or nearly fresh. To avoid corrosion, boat owners must be aware of the consequences this may have on their vessels. Boat owners can then install the proper cathodic protection system.
Not all anodes are appropriate for every application. For example, after a period of time in fresh water, the surface of a zinc or aluminum anode will become covered with an off-white crust of oxide, essentially sealing the anode and preventing it from functioning even when restored to saltwater. Zinc anodes have a similar difficulty even in brackish circumstances, however aluminum will continue to perform well in river estuaries and other brackish water areas indefinitely. Because the anode is passive, the next most anodic component in the anode bonding system will begin to sacrifice itself, which might be disastrous.
As a result, it is critical to inspect zinc and aluminum anodes after any trips into fresh water. If necessary, clean or replace the anodes. Martyr recommends that if a vessel is in fresh water for more than two weeks, an alternative anode system suitable for fresh water situations be used.
Magnesium anodes have a much higher driving voltage than zinc or aluminum, making them ideal for use in fresh water. Magnesium anodes will become very active in salt water, where they will likely last only a few months. Protected surfaces can accumulate an off-white calcareous deposit that is difficult to remove.
Magnesium anodes are not intended for prolonged use in salt water, and if you plan to leave your boat in salt water for more than seven days (fourteen days in any given year), you should consider replacing the anodes.
