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1988-2000 Suzuki 20 25 30 Hp Outboard Motor Dt25 Flywheel Assembly F4t418 14kgm on 2040-parts.com

US $55.00
Location:

Portsmouth, Virginia, United States

Portsmouth, Virginia, United States
Remove From Salvage Running Part Motor
Brand:Suzuki Manufacturer Part Number:F4T418

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1 - USED 1988 - 2000 Suzuki 20 25 30 HP Outboard FLYWHEEL ASSEMBLY F4T418 14KGM

REMOVED FROM Motor Mod. Ser. # 02507-461077

WILL FIT SOME OTHER MODELS. PLEASE COMPARE TO YOUR PART.

Removed from salvaged 2000 Suzuki 25 HP motor. Item in good working shape, solid, No Cracks or chip good part. Please see photos.

 ALL PARTS TESTED WITH ALL RETURNS ACCEPTED WITH FULL REFUND. I have the OTHER PARTS listed from this motor too, see my other auctions...or just ask for parts not listed.

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