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Silverton 402 / 422 Motor Yacht

Built 1996–2001 by Silverton Marine

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About the Silverton 402 / 422 Motor Yacht

Researched from public sources for this model. Any individual boat may have been modified or repowered — confirm before relying on any figure.

Illustration of a Silverton 402 / 422 Motor Yacht
Illustration, not a photo of this model. AI-generated illustration of a typical flybridge motor yacht.
Built
1996–2001
Builder
Silverton Marine
Length
45.92 ft
Beam
14.17 ft
Draft
3.5 ft
Displacement
23,826 lb
Hull / keel
planing
Propulsion
inboard
Fuel
375 gal
Water
132 gal
Holding
58 gal
Stern thruster
none

Called 422 Motor Yacht 1999-2001. Entry-level aft-cabin with two staterooms/two heads; hardtop and wing doors standard. Most had big-block MerCruiser gas engines (14-16 kt cruise). LOA 45.9 ft per HMY likely includes platform and pulpit.

Known problems for this model

Engines & parts

MerCruiser 5.0 (305) / 5.7 (350) V8 gas parts: good

Factory standard engine — you entered “MerCruiser big-block gas V8”

GM small-block Chevrolet base engines, so internal parts are everywhere. Marine exhaust manifolds and risers for 1983–2002 small blocks are sold by many aftermarket makers (Sierra, Barr, Osco and others) through Power Boat Supply, Hardin Marine, Basic Power Industries and similar stores; Mercury sells genuine parts through dealers.

Parts sources: Power Boat Supply, Hardin Marine, Basic Power Industries

Common problems (2)
  • Manifold/riser failure and water in cylinders exhaust
    Cast-iron manifolds and risers rust internally or their gaskets fail, letting water back into the cylinders; small amounts cause hard starting and rough running, large amounts hydrolock and wreck the engine. Service roughly every 7 years in fresh water and about 5 in salt.
    powerandmotoryacht.com · forums.iboats.com · justanswer.com
  • Overheating from scaled manifolds cooling
    Rust and scale inside the manifolds restrict cooling flow and cause overheating under load.
    powerandmotoryacht.com
Model sources (1)

hmy.com

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