Valeo Alternator For Volvo Engines...oem Part The Unit That Fits! on 2040-parts.com
Weymouth, Massachusetts, US
Part listed as "used" but looks like a pretty fresh reman. This Valeo brand will FIT your Volvo I/O or inboard engine...common replacement marine alternators will NOT fit properly due to the configuration of their mounting ears! If you want the correct unit for no-hassle installation, here it is, way below dealer price. Thanks for looking.
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