Mercruiser O2 Sensor 8m2003959 on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, New Hampshire, United States
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This Mercruiser O2 Sensor is in its factory packaging. Its a very common sensor us ed d fot multiple engine models. Part number 8M2003959
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