3.0l - (gm 181cid I4) Mercruiser 1a020544 & Up Drain System on 2040-parts.com
Rogers, Minnesota, United States
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Used engine water drain system from a 2000 Mercruiser 3.0L.
These are original GM parts. This was on a running engine with a cracked block. Missing the T handle. The T handle is still available if needed. It really did not do much. Fresh water MN lake use only. |
Intake & Fuel Systems for Sale
Mercruiser 3.0l camshaft -- 3837765 -- with bolts(US $75.00)
Brass fitting 1/2" hose barb x 1/4" npt - solid brass- hose barb x male pipe-usa(US $4.99)
Brass pipe tee female t fitting 3/8" npt thread air fuel solid brass(US $5.00)
Brass pipe street tee fitting 3/8 npt air water fuel(US $5.00)
Omc 0307133 307133 gasket, by-pass cover @ 4(US $12.50)
Portable outboard 6 gal gas tank(US $33.50)
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