2004-07 Evinrude E-tec 40 50 60 Intake Reed Valve 0397336 Johnson on 2040-parts.com
Sebewaing, Michigan, United States
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Used in great shape is a intake reed valve assembly (#1 shown in the picture) from a Evinrude E-tec 50 HP that came off of a very low hour motor labeled with E50DPLSR. Please contact me with questions before purchasing to ensure satisfaction. I believe this can be used on other Evinrude sized motors and Johnson outboard as well. Review my other auctions for additional parts and components from the Evinrude E50DPLSR. I have more auctions coming of parts from the same motor. |
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