Parts Player marine starter 12V CCW replacement for Chrysler/Force/Mercury 50-819085-T1 — 9-tooth, fits 70–150HP

Parts Player OEG replacement starter 50-819085-T1 (PH130-0047) is a new 12V CCW rotation starter engineered to replace original starters on many Chrysler/Force/Mercury outboards from the 1960s through the 1990s.

This direct-replacement starter is offered new, ships without mounting hardware, and fits a wide range of marine engines and model years. It’s supplied with nine teeth, a counter-clockwise rotation, and is manufactured in China to match the electrical and mechanical interfaces of many legacy starters. Use the fitment chart below to confirm compatibility with your specific engine serial and model numbers.

Which engines and model years does this starter fit?

This starter covers an extensive list of Chrysler, Force and Mercury outboard engines across several decades. It supports many L-drive and ELPT variants and is commonly used for 70–150 HP applications.

• Compatible with Force models such as 1251, 1258 (1983–1989), 856 (1983–1989), 1503 (1989), 1508 (1989–1992).
• Fits L-DRIVE and LD9 types: 125LD9, 90LD9, 120LD9 (various years 1986–1991).
• Supports EL/ELPT and EXLPT families (1993–1999) and many 70–150 HP U.S. variants from 1966–1989.
• Always cross-check your engine part numbers or the provided fitment chart for precise matching.

What are the technical specs and physical details of this starter?

The starter is a 12-volt, counter-clockwise rotation unit with nine teeth. It is sold as a single piece, new condition, and does not include mounting bolts or auxiliary hardware—buyers should reuse OEM hardware or source mounting parts separately.

• Voltage: 12V; Rotation: CCW; Tooth count: 9 for proper gear meshing.
• Condition: New unit; Number of pieces: 1; Country of Origin: CN (China).
• Mounting hardware: Not included—verify bolt sizes and spacers before installation.
• Replacement cross-references: includes many OEM and aftermarket numbers such as STR-1069, PH130-0047, 50-819085-T1 and dozens more for easy comparison.

How do I confirm fitment and install the replacement starter?

Confirm fitment by matching at least one of your engine’s part numbers or by checking the fitment chart against your engine model and year. Installation typically involves electrical reconnection, aligning the pinion with the flywheel, and securing the starter to the mounting flange.

• Match part numbers listed in the product description or compare physical dimensions and mounting bolt pattern.
• Disconnect battery power before removal; note terminal locations for correct reattachment.
• Reuse original mounting hardware when possible; replace worn bolts or spacers to ensure secure installation.
• Test starter engagement and motor spin before final reassembly to avoid alignment issues.

Who is this for: This replacement starter is intended for boat owners, marine mechanics, and restoration specialists maintaining older Chrysler, Force or Mercury outboards who need a reliable new unit with broad cross-reference compatibility. It’s ideal when the original starter has failed, is worn, or when you require a direct-fit aftermarket option that matches common legacy part numbers. If you’re unsure, have your engine model, year and OEM part number ready to confirm the match using the fitment chart.