Yamaha Outboard 3 Cylinder Two Stroke Carb Assy. C85, 1995 on 2040-parts.com
Palm City, Florida, US
This is a used set of Yamaha Outboard 3-Cylinder 2-Stroke Carb Assy. It is from a 1995, C85 hp. These will fit the 90 hp engines and also fits many model years. They are in great condition. I pulled the float bowl from the lower carb, it is clean. Just to make sure all is good, I would recommend checking the other two. Pay-Pal Only, Thank You.
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