Volvo Penta Diesel Engine Thermostat # 8149182 on 2040-parts.com
Ketchikan, Alaska, United States
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up for sale is a new volvo penta thermostat # 8149182 this thermostat fits many of the current volvo diesel engines including d-4,d-6,d-10 and tamd 122. we have baught out our local volvo penta / mercury/mercruiser dealership and are in the process of selling all of the new and used parts stock. i will list all parts asap if you have a parts need let me know.
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