Exhaust Tube For Mercruiser Alpha 1, Alpha 1 Gen 2, Bravo, Trs 78458a1 on 2040-parts.com
Aliso Viejo, California, United States
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Exhaust tube for MerCruiser Alpha 1, Alpha 1 Gen 2, Bravo and TRS sterndrives. Goes in place of the exhaust bellows. Much easier to install and no more torn exhaust bellows. Drive seals against the tube when in the trim position. Replaces part number 78458A1.
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