Frequently Asked Questions : Sea Ray Boats

Frequently Asked Questions

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Question: How do I order parts for my boat?

Answer: Most of the parts you are looking for may be ordered by following the links provided below.
Click below if you would like to order:

Question: How do I find my nearest dealer?

Answer: Click Here for our Dealer Locator.

Question: Where can I find information about my older Sea Ray®?

Answer: This website is an excellent source of information for classic Sea Ray’s®. All of the information we have about our classic Sea Ray’s® is located on this site. Please check the Customer Support section of this site for further information.

Question: Do you have service manuals available?

Answer: Sea Ray® has owner’s manuals available to download for free, however Sea Ray® does not offer service manuals. We suggest you contact your authorized Sea Ray® dealer for service. However, Mercury® / MerCruiser® does has engine service manuals available here.

Question: How do I transfer my warranty?

Answer: The remaining warranty may be transferred on line through our website. Please click here to transfer your warranty. If you purchased a used boat, don’t forget to sign up for Sea Ray’s® exclusive owner’s club for free.

Question: Where can I purchase Sea Ray® apparel?

Answer: Click Here for Sea Ray® Wearables.

Question: What is my boat worth?

Answer: Unfortunately, Sea Ray® does not provide this information, however you can click here for N.A.D.A. used boat values.

Question: How do I reach the Sea Ray® Owner’s Club?

Answer: The Sea Ray® Owner's club can be reached 24-7 at 1-888-Sea-Ray-0. Don’t forget to visit the Sea Ray® owner’s club section of our site.

Question: Are there performance charts available for my boat?

Answer: Sea Ray® is unable to provide this information due to many reasons including, but not limited to variances in altitude, temperature, and load conditions. We suggest you visit www.boattest.com for a 3rd party evaluation.

Question: How do I get warranty work done to my boat?

Answer: Please contact your selling Sea Ray® dealership’s service department.

Question: Where can I get an engine owner's manual?

Answer: Click here for Mercury® / MerCruiser® Engine Manuals.

Question: How do I get the CE mark for a Sea Ray® I want to import?

Answer: Unfortunately, Sea Ray® cannot certify, provide CE documentation, assist with certification, or provide CE conformity plates for vessels not originally manufactured with the CE Option. After a boat has left our manufacturing facility without CE certification, one must follow the International Marine Certification Institute’s steps for attaining CE Certification in order to import it into a European country. You may visit IMCI to begin the process under their recommendations.

Question: How much do Sea Ray OEM parts cost?

Answer: Authorized Sea Ray dealers set the pricing for all parts they sell. You may contact your dealer for this information.

Question: Where can I get a parts manual for my older boat?

Answer: Sea Ray® only has parts manuals back as far as 1989. If the parts manual is not on our web-site, it is not available. Please note that we are unable to research parts older than 1989. However, all is not lost, many customers have had great luck getting the parts they need by clicking here.

Question: Can I get a Sea Ray extended warranty?

Answer: Unfortunately, Sea Ray® does not offer a factory extended warranty. However, Brunswick Product Protection is Sea Ray’s® preferred extended service agreement provider.

Question: What if I can’t find the owner’s manual for my Sea Ray®.

Answer: If a manual is not listed in our owner’s manual section, then it is no longer available. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Question: What is Mercury Marine’s view of ethanol?

Answer: Mercury Marine remains very active in developing a thorough understanding of important issues and environments in which our products must operate. Mercury's engineers work constantly to expand our understanding of fuel technologies and their interactions with all Mercury products to ensure they perform properly and reliably. Mercury personnel work in concert with industry groups, such as the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA), to offer input into the overall processes by which many decisions are made regarding fuel regulations and energy policies so future problems are minimized and future developments are beneficial to those who utilize our products.

Click here to download list of questions and answers that address ethanol usage. (pdf)