Mercury Cylinder Sleeve-w/ports - 200 '82-'83 (efi '83-'90) & More La-014-ob on 2040-parts.com
Rumford, Rhode Island, United States
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Complete Outboard Powerheads for Sale
Mercury sleeve, cylinder-w/ports cut in - 200 '83-'90 la-073-ob(US $21.99)
Mercury o'board oil injection drive gear kit (crankshaft mounted) #43-99727a 1
Merc.v6 std. port piston kit '79-'92 135-150hp dmi #d7300 replaces #765-7442a3(US $26.99)
Merc.v6 std. stbd. piston kit '79-'92 135-150hp dmi #d7400 replaces #765-7441a3(US $26.99)
Merc./mariner std. piston rings 2.875 bore dmi # d-9000 fits in-lines 35-150 hp(US $6.75)
Mercury 402-pair of piston rings # 39-45155a12
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