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Mariner 150hp V6 Fuel Pump . Used, In Working Order. on 2040-parts.com

AU $30.00
Location:

Rockhampton, Australia

Rockhampton, Australia
Item removed from previously running engine with no electrical faults. Engine has water jacket problem so being dismantled . Parts sold as operating . No warranty on second hand parts.
Brand:Mariner MPN:15930A15 Manufacturer Part Number:15930A15 fuel pump:mariner

MARINER 150 HP - V6 - Two Stroke - Fuel Pump         

Used item

Engine previously running with no electrical issues . Engine being dismantled due to water jacket issue.

Engine :- Mariner 150 Hp - V6 Two Stroke

98/99 Model  

Mariner  part number :- 15930A15

Suits engine serial numbers 0A904646 THRU TO 0C100860

#This item will fit many other similar engine models . Please check part numbers , or if in doubt message us with your engine year /model and serial number and we may be able to cross reference the part.

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# no warranty given on used parts .No returns

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