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Mercruiser New Oem Factory Electric Fuel Pump Kit 861155a5, 861155a6 on 2040-parts.com

US $229.89
Location:

Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States

Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Brand:Mercury Marine Manufacturer Part Number:861155A 5, 861155A 6 UPC:745061448407

Brand new, genuine Mercruiser electric fuel pump kit. This is an original equipment factory part, not aftermarket.

SKU # 861155A6

Fits:

MCM 262 Mag EFI, 4.3L/LX and 4.3LH/LXH

Item Supersession Chain:

Row Class Part Number SS Level Disp Description
1 861155A6 00 ACT PUMP-FUEL-ELEC
2 861155A5 01 SS PUMP- FUEL ELECT.
3 805656A6 02 SS FUEL PUMP ASSY
4 805656A5 03 SS PUMP ASSY-FUEL
5 805656A2 04 SS PUMP ASSY-FUEL
6 805025A2 05 SS FUEL PUMP ASY

       

 

 

 



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