Mercury 3cyl 75hp Mercury S/n Oc265882 Manifold With Reed Block 42879t on 2040-parts.com
Dunnellon, Florida, United States
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Mercury 3 cylinder 75 horsepower induction manifold Andrew block part number 42879 t that is the part number for the baffle plate the cover plate for the induction manifold is 4287841 serial number for both oc265882 these items are used and there are two blocks not in the set they were no good items are sold as is bolts are included
PW OT 232 - 2 ES PW OT 232 - 3 ES We do not guarantee the part number all we guarantee is what the park was removed from all parts are as is please do your research before you make a purchase c.c.o.r |
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