Nib Quicksilver Mercury Outboard Fuel Filter V-6 Efi 1996 & Newer 35-18458q 4(x) on 2040-parts.com
Independence, Missouri, United States
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NEW Quicksilver Mercury Outboard Fuel Filter V-6 EFI 1996 & Newer 35-18458Q 4 - includes the sensor. The box is a little rough from being in storage warehouse, but the filter is fine.
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