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Mercruiser 4.3 V/6 2002 Complete I/o Engine With Perfect Compression! Very Clean on 2040-parts.com

US $2,500.00
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Lillian, Alabama, United States

Lillian, Alabama, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Mercruiser

SUPER CLEAN 2002 V/6 4.3 MERCRUISER

NO CORROSION ISSUES

DROP IN AND PLAY

NO MOISTURE OR METAL IN OIL

CAME OUT OF A BOAT THAT SAT AND INTERIOR & FLOOR ROTTED

LOW TIME

BENCH TESTED, FIRED RIGHT UP AND NO UNUSUAL NOISES, IDLES PERFECT

COMPRESSION 160 LBS ON ALL SIX

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