Heat Exchanger Cap For Westerbeke Marine Engine (part No. 33299) on 2040-parts.com
Princeton, Massachusetts, United States
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The is a heat exchanger end cap for a Westerbeke Marine diesel engine. Part # 33299. The end cap is bronze and 3-3/4" in diameter. It is new and in its original package. Westerbeke sent me the wrong size/part no.
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