Volvo Penta New Oem Potentiometer Trim & Tilt Sender Sensor Kit 22314183, 873531 on 2040-parts.com
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Brand new, genuine Volvo Penta potentiometer/trim sensor kit. This is a factory original equipment part, not aftermarket. Replaces prior part number 873531. SKU# 22314183 Kit includes: 1) 21985533 Sensor 1) 22312137 Bracket 1) 47705131 Instruction manual
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