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Mercruiser Oem Trim Tilt Sending Unit Limit Sender Kit 805320a03 805129a3 805130 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Paso Robles, California, United States

Paso Robles, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Mercury Marine/Mercruiser UPC:745061656468 Manufacturer Part Number:805320A03, 805320A1, 17693A2, 96863A15, 63115A12

Brand new, genuine Mercruiser trim sender & limit kit. This is a factory original equipment part, not aftermarket. 

SKU# 805320A03

Fits:

MC-I, R, MR, Alpha, Gen II and Bravo drives

Item Supersession Chain:

RowClassPart NumberSS LevelDispDescription
1805320A0300ACTSENDR KT-ALPH/BRV
2805320A101SSSENDR KT-ALPH/BRV
317693A202SSTRIM SENDER KIT
496863A1503SSTRIM SENDER
563115A1204SSTRIM SENDER ASSY
688678A405SSTRIM SENDER ASSY
788678A506SSTRIM SWITCH ASSY

 

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