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Mercury Oil System Og742535 on 2040-parts.com

US $250.00
Location:

Ferndale, Washington, United States

Ferndale, Washington, United States
USED. INSPECTED. GOOD CONDITION. SOLD AS IS. EMAIL WITH QUESTIONS.
Brand:MERCURY Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:815698 UPC:Does not apply

USED COMPLETE OIL SYSTEM. SOLD AS IS. INCLUDES SENSOR KIT, WARNING MODULE ASSEMBLY, BRACKET, RESERVOIR, SENDER ASSEMBLY, OIL PUMP ASSEMBLY, OIL RESERVOIR, AND CAP ASSEMBLY. PART NUMBERS INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO 12430A4,041470A26, 12335A1, 87421, 816190A3, 815698, 994436, 43300A9. FOR STORE INVENTORY THE FOLLOWING PART NUMBERS HAVE BEEN SUPERSEDED: 816190A3 TO USED 816190A4 AND 815698 TO USED 815699T.

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