Shift Cable Bellows Bellow For Mercruiser Alpha Gen 1 & 2 Replaces 74639a 2 on 2040-parts.com
Spring Hill, Florida, US
Aftermarket Shift Cable Bellow For Mercruiser Shift cable bellows w/stainless steel hose clamp and special rounded uv resistant tie. Replaces OEM part number 74639A 2 Fits Alpha Gen 1 & 2, Pre Alpha, Bravo and R/MR transom assemblies If you are not sure of what you need just ask. Do not see what you need we can list it. We are a dealer All parts ship UPS or USPS priority insured!
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