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Six Cessna 172 Continental 0-300a 530163 Pushrod Housings. on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Murphysboro, Illinois, United States

Murphysboro, Illinois, United States
See photos and description.
Brand:Continental Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:530163

Hi. 

I am parting out a O-300A.  I bought this engine after it had a prop strike with a reported but undocumented 400 hours since major.  I have used the cylinders on my 172.  I am parting out the rest of the engine, and what is left is now up on ebay.  This auction is for the 6 pushrod housings, which appear on the engine shown.  You will get

      • 6 pushrod housings - p/n 530163 identified as "8" in the diagram above.
      You will not get any other parts unless you buy them also.

      These are believed airworthy, but is sold as-is.  Final determination of airworthiness is the responsibility of the buyer and/or the buyer's mechanic.

      Should you be in need of multiple parts, I will combine shipping to save you money.

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