New Mercruiser Cylinder Head To Cylinder Black #27-34273 1982-1989 on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, US
This is a new Mercruiser cylinder head to cylinder block gasket #27-34273. This should fit 1982 to 1989. Check with your local dealer or send me your serial number and I'll check for you. I have a lot of older marine parts and accy's and am getting rid of all of it. Sunland Marine 602-9442623 I leave feedback right away and ship as soon as payment has cleared. In some cases the same day.
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