# 3 Rod & Piston - 4.3l (4 Bbl) Mercruiser Gm 205 Hp V6 Part # 9686 & 9429 on 2040-parts.com
Cottage Grove, Minnesota, US
Rod & Piston - 0.30 Oversize
4.3LX (4 BBL) Mercruiser GM 205 hp V6 - Model # 0C855331
1988 - 1992
Piston Part # 9686 & Rod Part # 9429
The motor, from a 1991 Glastron, ran good but the block had a crack.
These parts should be compatible with a 4.3L marine or automotive engine. Check your model number and verify that this part will work for your project.
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