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Yamaha Mercury Outboard Water Pump Cef Impeller 500325 47-96305m 6e0-44352-00 on 2040-parts.com

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Athens, Greece

Athens, Greece
Condition:New Brand:Yamaha Manufacturer Part Number:500325

Yamaha Mercury Water Pump Replacement Impeller

500325

47-96305M

6E0-44352-00

Blade No: 6

Dimension A:   11 mm

Dimension B: 40 mm

Dimension C: 12.6 mm


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