Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

Mercathode Kit, Mercury - Mercruiser 98869a14 on 2040-parts.com

US $185.41
Location:

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Brand:Mercury UPC:745061225565 Manufacturer Part Number:98869a14

 
Wholesale Marine
Mercathode Kit, Mercury - Mercruiser 98869A14

 

Product SKU: 98869A14
Item Condition: New
MSRP $158.93
Starting At $185.41
Product Description:

Mercathode Kit, Mercury - Mercruiser 98869A14 Anode/reference electrode unit mounts in place of zinc anode under the gimbal housing, eliminating the need to drill holes through the transom. The blue controller is mounted inside the boat. Fits: R, MR, Alpha I, Gen II, and Bravo Drives



Mercedes C-class (2007): first official pictures

Thu, 18 Jan 2007

By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 18 January 2007 07:00 Mercedes-Benz C-class: the lowdown This is the most important launch in Merc's diary this year - the all-new C-class. It's charged with bringing the compact exec bang up to date and giving it (Mercedes hopes) the edge over the BMW 3-series that's snatched class honours in recent years. There's a sharp new look, that's definitely pilfered some design cues from the S-class limo, plus a raft of new engines and some pretty nifty gadgets.

Dodge plans first-quarter ad blitz, including Super Bowl

Thu, 23 Dec 2010

Dodge, moving to entice car shoppers as industry sales recover, plans a major marketing push early next year that will include advertising during the Super Bowl broadcast on Feb. 6, 2011. Dodge CEO Ralph Gilles notified dealers of the advertising plan in an e-mail Tuesday that urged them to order their allocations of 2011 vehicles.

Essex boost for car loving home buyers

Sun, 31 May 2009

An Essex council is to make garages and drives bigger on new homes For most of the last decade the UK Government has waged a war on the motorist. Endless speed cameras, which are in reality just tax-raising  machines and have little to do with road safety; never-ending fuel tax rises; congestion charging; spiralling parking charges; road-charging schemes and the only coppers you see have a speed gun so non-speeding untaxed and uninsured drivers never get caught -  pushing up costs for the rest of us. But one of the most stupid, head-in-the-sand policies was the idea that new houses should encourage people to forsake their cars by making garages too small and off-street parking almost non-existent.