Mercruiser 3.0l -- Flywheel -- 93419732 on 2040-parts.com
Rogers, Minnesota, United States
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Good used flywheel from a 2000 -- 3.0L Mercruiser.
Was on a running engine with a bad camshaft. Very nice condition. About 14 1/4" or so in diameter. Ready to install. This is an original Mercruiser part, not after market will fit part. Buy original and KNOW it fits!!! Minnesota fresh water only. |
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