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Cobra Omc Oil Filter (5.7 & 7.4 King) #174796>502904 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Rumford, Rhode Island, United States

Rumford, Rhode Island, United States
Condition:New

We have been an OMC dealer for more than 30 years.  Now retired, we are disposing of our accumulated inventory at below cost prices

Here is a NEW OMC COBRA

Oil Filter Cartrige

# 174796>502904           Normally - $14.28 

We have many new, reconditioned and used Props, gearcases and Power Heads as well as a large inventory of OMC Parts, Power Heads, Special Tools & Accessories

 


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