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Electric Fuel Pump Fits Mercruiser 4.3l 4.3lh Gen+ 2bbl 4bbl Gm 262 V6 1998 on 2040-parts.com

US $120.00
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Pacoima, California, United States

Pacoima, California, United States
ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP Fits MERCRUISER 4.3L 4.3LH GEN+ 2BBL 4BBL GM 262 V6 1998, US $120.00, image 1
Condition:New Brand:Caltric Manufacturer Part Number:MP2022PP152HU UPC:Does Not Apply

 


BRAND NEW REPLACEMENT
ELECTRIC LOW PRESSURE FUEL PUMP


**Both ends are threaded**


FITS:

MERCRUISER
MARINE ENGINES
4.3L (GEN +) (2BBL) GM 262 V6 1998
SERIAL # 0L010044 THRU 0M614999

4.3LH (GEN +) (4BBL) GM 262 V6 1998
SERIAL # 0L010044 THRU 0M6149999

 

 

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