Mercury – Quicksilver Bearing Carrier Seal | Sterndrive Component | Marine-Grade Rubber | 14077
Mercury – Quicksilver Bearing Carrier Seal | Sterndrive Component | Marine-Grade Rubber | 14077
Mercury – Quicksilver Bearing Carrier Seal | Sterndrive Component | Marine-Grade Rubber | 14077 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Mercury – Quicksilver Bearing Carrier Seal | Sterndrive Component | Marine-Grade Rubber | 14077
Overview
Every boater knows the trouble a bad seal can cause — water in the gearcase, milky oil, or that slow loss of performance that sneaks up over time. The Mercury Marine 14077 Quicksilver Bearing Carrier Seal is the small, tough part that keeps those problems at bay. Designed for MerCruiser MR, Alpha One, Alpha One SS, and Alpha One Gen II sterndrives, it locks out water and keeps your gear lube right where it belongs. It’s one of those behind-the-scenes parts that quietly protects your drive, season after season.
Key Features
- Purpose: Seals the bearing carrier area to prevent water intrusion and gear lube leakage.
- Material: Constructed from high-quality marine-grade rubber for flexibility, heat resistance, and durability.
- Design Detail: Precision molded for a tight, uniform fit in the bearing carrier housing.
- Compatibility: Fits MerCruiser MR, Alpha One, Alpha One SS, and Alpha One Gen II sterndrives.
- Performance: Maintains consistent pressure and protection during high-load operation.
- OEM Quality: Built to Mercury Marine factory specifications for a precise seal and long service life.
Engine & Boat Compatibility
- MerCruiser MR, Alpha One, Alpha One SS, and Alpha One Gen II sterndrives.
- Common on a wide range of runabouts, cruisers, and offshore fishing boats powered by MerCruiser systems.
- Performs equally well in freshwater and saltwater environments.
- Recommended during gearcase servicing or when replacing the bearing carrier assembly.
Performance & Practical Benefits
A good seal doesn’t draw attention — it just works. The 14077 Bearing Carrier Seal provides a tight, consistent barrier against water and debris while keeping the drive’s internal components lubricated and protected. Its rubber compound is designed to hold shape under heat and pressure, maintaining the seal’s integrity through long hours of running.
Replacing this seal at service time ensures smooth operation, cleaner gear oil, and a longer-lasting drive. It’s one of those simple maintenance steps that can save you from much bigger problems down the road — no leaks, no corrosion, just reliable protection.
Why Buy OEM
Aftermarket seals might look similar, but small differences in fit or material can lead to leaks or premature wear. The Quicksilver 14077 is a genuine Mercury Marine part, molded to exact tolerances that guarantee proper compression and sealing. It’s designed to handle the same load, heat, and vibration your drive sees every trip out.
Choosing OEM isn’t just about fit — it’s about peace of mind. This seal was built for your sterndrive, tested in the same harsh marine environments it will live in, and proven to perform. When you install Mercury parts, you’re not patching things together — you’re restoring your drive to factory condition.
FAQ
Q1: Which drives does this seal fit?
It fits MerCruiser MR, Alpha One, Alpha One SS, and Alpha One Gen II sterndrives.
Q2: When should this seal be replaced?
Any time the bearing carrier is removed or serviced — reusing old seals risks leaks and water intrusion.
Q3: What sets it apart from aftermarket versions?
It’s made from Mercury’s tested rubber compound, which holds up to oil, heat, and salt without shrinking or hardening.
Q4: Can it be used in saltwater?
Yes — it’s designed to resist corrosion, swelling, and breakdown from salt and heat exposure.
Q5: Is installation difficult?
No. With the right service manual and tools, it’s a straightforward replacement for most DIY boaters or techs.
