Volvo Penta Sx Gears Lower on 2040-parts.com
DeLand, Florida, United States
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Volvo Penta SX Gears (Lower) Part #3852405 Gear Set from a SX Volvo Drive with Oil Slingers & Bearing. They are 17/26 Tooth Count from a 1.85 Gear Ratio Outdrive usually found on 3.0L & 4.3L Drive Units. We are dealer for and stock Volvo and Westerbeke parts, please call Holly Bluff Marina 386-822-9992.
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