Crusader MP5.0/5.7L Marine Engine Illustrated Parts Manual 2002-2005 MY

This manual introduces the components of the CRUSADER MP5.0/5.7L engine


Crusader MP5.0/5.7L Marine Engine Illustrated Parts Manual 2002-2005 MY - cover page
Brand
Crusader
Category
Other
Document type
Parts List
Language
English
Pages
99
File format
PDF
File size
3.1 MB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Models
5.7L, MP5.0
MD5 checksum
FB5BD51AA184EC50ABF4452ACC355B7F

About this manual

This illustrated parts manual covers the Crusader MP5.0/5.7L engine for the 2002 through 2005 model years. It provides exploded views and parts lists with item numbers, part numbers, descriptions and quantities for engine assemblies and related components.

Sections include the cylinder block and head assemblies, intake manifold, oil pan and oil pump, fuel control cell, cooling systems, exhaust manifold, wiring harness and senders, ECM and relays, accessory drive, starter, engine and transmission mounts, bellhousing, and transmission parts. A maintenance item part number list and symbols key are also included.

What's inside

  • Symbols
  • Maintenance Item Part Numbers
  • Cylinder Block Assembly
  • Cylinder Head Assembly
  • Intake Manifold Assembly
  • Oil Pan and Oil Pump Assembly
  • Fuel Control Cell (FCC) Components
  • Fresh Water Cooling System Components
  • Exhaust Manifold and Components
  • Transmission and Related Parts

Specifications

Engine rotationLH is standard rotation; RH is opposite rotation
Transmission optionsVelvet Drive or Hurth Transmissions, or “V”-drives

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between LH and RH engine rotation?

LH is standard rotation, with the flywheel turning counterclockwise when viewed from the flywheel end. RH is opposite rotation, with the flywheel turning clockwise.

What transmissions are used with Crusader MP5.0/5.7L engines?

The manual states that Crusader engines are equipped with Velvet Drive or Hurth Transmissions, or “V”-drives.

What do the symbols AR, OPT and NSS mean in the parts lists?

AR means As Required, OPT means Optional, and NSS means Not Serviced Separately.

How are parts list entries organized?

Each entry includes an item number that corresponds with the exploded view, a part number, a description, and the quantity used.

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