Mercury Inline 6 Cylinder 115 Hp Electric Starter Motor on 2040-parts.com
Bremerton, Washington, United States
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I parted out a late 70's Mercury 115 hp inline 6 motor because of low compression, and up for bid in this auction is a newer starter motor that is in excellent operating and cosmetic condition. Should fit quite a few different sizes and years of both Mercury and Mercury Mariner motors, but please do your research first. Thank-you for looking!
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