Marine Alternater, 94 Amp 12v Api Marine # 20075 on 2040-parts.com
La Habra, California, US
Brand New API Marine
alternator part # 20075
94amp - Neg ground
Replaces Mercury #'s
56045, 59755, 69729,
ONE WIRE HOOK UP
DOES NOT have Tach lead
Fits, Mercruiser, OMC VOLVO
one wire hook up, 94 amp
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