Omc Stringer 800 Upper Unit V8 5.7 21:16. on 2040-parts.com
North Hills, California, United States
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You are viewing a good used 5.7 V8 21:16 ratio upper unit. It was in a 5.7L V8 set up and will work with many more check with me and and let me know what set up you have. The unit is turning smooth as it suppose to turn. Did a pressure check and was leaking at the little steering shaft so I replaced the o-ring and is leak free now. Checked the impeller and its in good working condition. The housing has a broken off piece of aluminum what will not effect the working of the unit. If you have any questions about this item please send an email.
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