Sea Water Pump Body & Impeller Inboard & Bravo Replaces Mercruser46-807151a14 on 2040-parts.com
San Luis Obispo, California, United States
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New Water Pump Body / Sea Water Housing & Impeller Kit. Kit includes: Pump Body , Bakelite material Impeller , Nitrile + Nylon Wear Plate , 316 Stainless Steel O-Ring & X-Ring , Nitrile This unit is sold without bolts and washers to help save on costs. Fits Bravo I , II and III Drives Equivalent to: Mercruiser 46-807151A14 , 46-807151A7 Sierra 18-3150 Mallory 9-48350 |
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