Sierra Mercury Mariner Upgrade **Kit**

CDI 214-7778K-1 Mercury Mariner Upgrade **Kit**

Features:

High Performance Ignition Kit

Includes (2) 214-7778R 2, 274-5656-S7 and 134-6456

Ignition Coil Wire Lengths – Orange/Blue Wire 12

*Includes (2) 214-7778R 2, 274-5456-S7, 134-6465

Fits:

135-260 HP 6 Cyl. 1976-2001

Replaces:

214-7778K-1

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the CDI 214-7778K-1 Mercury Mariner Upgrade Kit used for? The CDI 214-7778K-1 Mercury Mariner Upgrade Kit is a high-performance ignition kit designed for select Mercury and Mariner 6-cylinder outboards from 135 to 260 HP. The kit combines ignition components intended for the listed applications.
• What Mercury and Mariner engines does the CDI 214-7778K-1 Upgrade Kit fit? This ignition upgrade kit fits 6-cylinder Mercury and Mariner outboards from 135 to 260 HP for model years 1976 through 2001. Verify your engine's horsepower, cylinder configuration, model year, and existing ignition components before ordering.
• What components are included in the CDI 214-7778K-1 Mercury Mariner Upgrade Kit? The kit includes two 214-7778R components, 274-5456-S7, and 134-6465. The supplied description also lists 274-5656-S7 and 134-6456, so compare the component numbers with your existing parts and applicable service information before installation.
• What is the ignition coil wire length for this CDI Mercury Mariner kit? The listed ignition coil wire is 12 inches long for the orange/blue wire. This specification is provided as part of the CDI 214-7778K-1 Mercury Mariner Upgrade Kit description.
• What part number does the CDI 214-7778K-1 Upgrade Kit replace? The CDI 214-7778K-1 Upgrade Kit replaces part number 214-7778K-1. If you are replacing an existing ignition kit, verify the part number and your engine application before installation.
• What should I verify before ordering the CDI 214-7778K-1 Upgrade Kit? Verify that your Mercury or Mariner outboard is a 6-cylinder engine rated from 135 to 260 HP and falls within the listed 1976-2001 model years. Also compare the existing ignition component numbers with the kit information and follow the applicable equipment service manual for installation.