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2000 Johnson 150 Outboard J150vxsif Carburetor Assy Port. 0438797 on 2040-parts.com

US $89.00
Location:

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Good working condition
Brand:Johnson Manufacturer Part Number:0438797

This is off a 2000 Johnson 150 HP Outboard.  Model number J150VXSIF.  It is in good working condition.  We have many parts from this and other motors,  please check our store.  SC Residents please ad $8.5% sales tax. 

 If there is a problem with the item please let us know.   We do our best to describe the item as it is.   We strive on making our customers happy.  If there is a problem please let us know so we can resolve the issue before leaving negative feedback.   We will do everything we can to make it right.  Thank you for your business.  Tall Sail Marine.

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