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Power King Pin Assembly Omc Johnson Evenrude Outboard Motor Parts on 2040-parts.com

US $149.99
Location:

Laurel, Delaware, United States

Laurel, Delaware, United States
Tested good working condition
Brand:Johnson Evinrude OMC

This is a 1999 Johnson 90-115 hp Kingpin assembly. In good condition . We have other parts off this motor on eBay .we will box it up and ship it to you . OrYou can pick it up . Buyer pays shipping cost. You have 14 days to return it. No questions asked. You pay shipping cost back.Ask questions before you buy thanks, my name is Ed note this has a top pin and the bottom pin that holds it The power tilt and trim .if yours has 3/8 bolts on each side that hold your trim unit on .this is not the right one does not include the trim unit. This is just a kingpin assembly. Please ask all your questions before you buy. Thanks my name is Ed 

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