Mercruiser Trim Cylinder Rebuild Kit For Alpha 1 And Bravo Outdrives 87399a2 on 2040-parts.com
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Mercruiser Trim Cylinder Rebuild Kit. Fits the Mercruiser Alpha 1985-1990 and Bravo Drives 1988-2005. Fits cylinders with the casting numbers 98703, 98704, 14034, 14035. This casting number is located on the inside of the cylinder. The way you can tell if these fit your unit if you have large rubber bushings and 1 long and 1 short trim hose, then these fit your cylinders. Mercruiser Number: 87399A2 |
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