Mercruiser Oil Gauge Pressure Sender Replace Mercruiser 90806 Mercruiser 815425t on 2040-parts.com
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Oil pressure sender for Mercruiser oil gauge pressure sender switch for OIL GAUGE direct replacement for Mercruiser 90806 Mercruiser 815425T.Oil pressure sender 0-80 PSI Fits many Mercruiser marine engines.Rated for 0-80 PSI. Thread Size NPT 1/8"-27 Thread match the specs UNLIKE THE $20.00 IMPORTS THIS IS MADE IN USA 10 sold
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Oil pressure sender for Mercruiser oil gauge pressure sender switch for OIL GAUGE direct replacement for Mercruiser 90806 Mercruiser 815425T. Fits many Mercruiser marine engines. Rated for 0-80 PSI. Thread Size NPT 1/8"-27 Thread match the specs |
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