1988 Johnson 40hp Cylinder Head on 2040-parts.com
Lincoln, Missouri, United States
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1988 JOHNSON 40HP CYLINDER HEAD. REMOVED FROM A MOTOR THAT WAS RUNNING TILL IT THREW A ROD, GOOD CONDITION. SPARK PLUG HOLES ARE GOOD. WILL WORK ON OTHER 2 CYLINDER JOHNSON AND EVINRUDE MOTORS. 40HP 48HP 50HP
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