392-2940 Mercury/mercruiser Commutator End Plate Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Wetmore, Michigan, United States
392-2940 Mercury/Mercruiser Commutator End Plate AssemblyThis is a brand new Mercury / Mercruiser Commutator Head. For Prestolite P/T motor. Please use the part number if included to help identify the application of this part for your specific application. THANK YOU to ALL of our past and future customers. LOCATION MF-3
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