Volvo Penta Diesel Turbocharger Cartrige 30 And 40 Series Engines on 2040-parts.com
Ketchikan, Alaska, United States
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up for sale is a new volvo penta diesel turbocharger center section for 30 and 40 series engines using the k-26 turbo part number 876559 this part has been out of production for a while and has become hard to find volvos old list price for this was 1648.37. 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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