Mercury Marine Quicksilver Outboard Insert # 41674 New on 2040-parts.com
Bend, Oregon, US
This is a brand new Mercury Quicksilver insert. The part number is 41674. If you are not sure if this will work for your engine, just send your serial numbers/engine make & year and we will compare. We had a marine sales/service business for over 25 years and recently closed our retail store due to the economy. We now sell exclusively over the internet and can save you money.
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