Volvo / Omc 3.0 Liter , 4 Cylinder Exhaust Riser Elbow . Replaces # 3862603 on 2040-parts.com
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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3.0 L ( 181 CID ) 140HP VOLVO / OMC 4 CYLINDER EXHAUST RISER. ELBOW INCLUDES GASKETS AND HARDWARE. APPLICATION INCLUDES ALL MODELS USING 2BLL HOLLEY CARBURETOR.
REPLACES VOLVO AND OMC PART NUMBERS : 3863071 , 3862603 , 3853673 , 3857821 , 3857198 , 3851227 , 3850799 , & 3858684 . MADE IN THE USA. CALL OR EMAIL FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING QUOTE. |
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