Mercury 807988Q03 | Quicksilver Exhaust Manifold Elbow for V6 and V8 MerCruiser Sterndrive or Inboard Engines Made by PMWOODE3 Discharge is threaded 1/2" NPT

Name: Mercury 807988Q03 | Quicksilver Exhaust Manifold Elbow for V6 and V8 MerCruiser Sterndrive or Inboard Engines Made by PMWOODE3 Discharge is threaded 1/2" NPT
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 22779201084
Price: 130.00 USD
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Rating: 4.5967 (7 reviews)

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Mercury 807988Q03 | Quicksilver Exhaust Manifold Elbow for V6 and V8 MerCruiser Sterndrive or Inboard Engines Made by PMWOODE3 Discharge is threaded 1/2

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Mercury 807988Q03 Quicksilver Exhaust Manifold Elbow for V6 and V8 MerCruiser Sterndrive or Inboard Engines Made by PMWOODE3 Discharge is threaded 1 2" NPT Discharge is threaded 1 2" NPT inside Chrome with Neutral Interlock on Handle Recommended for use in freshwater installations parts and accessories to the marine industry for over 65 years

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