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Volvo Penta Sx Cobra 3.0 Gs Power Steering Pump Hose on 2040-parts.com

US $24.99
Location:

Caledonia, Wisconsin, US

Caledonia, Wisconsin, US
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I have over 200 Volvo Penta parts listed in my store, too many to run auctions on so be sure to take a look

These parts came off a 1995 Glastron boat with the  SX Cobra out drive and GS 3.0 motor that was locked up.   This listing is for the power steering pump hose that measures about 51 inches long.    Again, be sure to check out my other auctions for more Volvo Penta parts.   

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