Mercury / Mariner Relief Valve Kit 813442a1 on 2040-parts.com
Jasper, Indiana, United States
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This is a good used relief valve from my 1993 75 HP Mariner.
I replaced this about 4 years ago because of another issue. I thought they were silly expensive for what they are and do.... But my motor blew and I am selling some parts that I don't need. Selling as is - but is works fine and is a very simple part. |
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