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A midsize outboard motor from the 1980's to the early 2000's, with a horsepower ranging from 90 to 115, could range up to $3,500 to fix from a discount dealer. Newer motors at a full-service dealer could cost $4,500 and higher, but choosing to rebuild your motor instead could range up to $2,500.

Fully rebuilding an inboard diesel engine costs from 25% to 50% of the cost of a replacement engine, which comes out at between $2,000-$5,000. The condition of the engine being rebuilt, the availability of parts, and the difficulty of removal and reinstallation all affect the ultimate cost.

There are several marine engine and propulsion systems out there, but the four main types are: outboard, inboard, sterndrive and jet drive.

$15,820.00. Brand New 150HP Mercury 4-Stroke EFI outboard motor. 25" XL long shaft fits most modern boats and pontoons.

A typical rebuilt midsize outboard motor from the 1980s to 2000 between 90 to 115 horsepower will cost at least $3,500 if purchased from a discount dealer; it will likely cost around $4,500 if purchased from a local full-service dealer. Rebuilding your engine will cost around $2,500.

The safest way to determine how much horsepower you need for your boat is to know the total weight of your boat. The rule of thumb is to have 25-40 pounds of weight per 1 horsepower. If your boat weight is 800 pounds you would need a 32-20 horsepower engine.

Engine Capacity The thumb rule is to have one horsepower for 25-40 pounds of weight. That means if your vessel weighs around 800 pounds, you need a minimum of 30 HP – 40 HP outboard strength. Depending on the exact use and weight, a 5,000-pound boat might need an outboard between 125 HP to 200 HP.

A midsize outboard motor from the 1980's to the early 2000's, with a horsepower ranging from 90 to 115, could range up to $3,500 to fix from a discount dealer. Newer motors at a full-service dealer could cost $4,500 and higher, but choosing to rebuild your motor instead could range up to $2,500.