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Omc Johnson Evinrude Complete Oil Pump And Housing 1997-1998 150 Hp Ficht on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
Location:

Portsmouth, Virginia, United States

Portsmouth, Virginia, United States
PLEASE SEE PHOTOS THIS IS A GOOD USED PART.
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OMC Johnson Evinrude 97-98 150 175hp Outboard Ficht Complete Oil Pump and Housing

May fit other years and model motors.

Part No. OEM

This item was removed from good running 1997 unit, it was replaced with larger motor on a boat kept at vacation home and was used only a few times a year over its life. Includes stainless bolts, plugs and switches.  Please see photos of this item.

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