Omc Oem Part # 986655 Gear Set For Cobra 1990 2.3l on 2040-parts.com
Norwalk, Connecticut, United States
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OMC OEM part # 986655 gear set
Fits 1990 OMC Cobra 2.3L gearcases, models 232BMRPWS & 232BPRPWS Please verify with a certified OMC technician or OMC dealer if this particular gear set will work for your specific drive Do not hesitate to make an offer! This is being sold as a liquidation from a boatyard that does not want to hang onto it any longer. Most if not all offers will be accepted and if it is too low, a fair counteroffer will be sent immediately. |
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