Ford 5.0 5.8 Liter Marine Waterpump Water Pump Mercruiser Omc V-8 on 2040-parts.com
Spring Hill, Florida, US
Waterpump For Ford Small Block V-8 5.0 & 5.8 Liter OMC & Mercruiser Motors
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Replaces OMC part numbers 982515, 3853796, and 982517. Mercruiser part numbers 71683A1 & 883885 This fits several models of OMC & Mercruiser Ford small block V-8 motors. If you are unsure of what part number you need please check before ordering!
- Includes installation gasket
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High Quality aftermarket bi-directional marine waterpump
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All parts ship within 24-72hrs UPS insured
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Any questions on what parts you need or need something you do not see just ask!
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