Mercury 8M0068784 | Quicksilver Oil Pressure Instrument Sender, 80 PSI, for MerCruiser Sterndrives and Inboard Engines EPAINTENG3 2-part epoxy with a 1-to-1

Name: Mercury 8M0068784 | Quicksilver Oil Pressure Instrument Sender, 80 PSI, for MerCruiser Sterndrives and Inboard Engines EPAINTENG3 2-part epoxy with a 1-to-1
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 5598629331
Price: 133.49 USD
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Rating: 4.468 (27 reviews)

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Mercury 8M0068784 Quicksilver Oil Pressure Instrument Sender, 80 PSI, for MerCruiser Sterndrives and Inboard Engines EPAINTENG3 2 part epoxy with a 1 to 1 2 part epoxy with a 1 to 1 mix ratio Reserve Capacity: 120 protection and peace of mind See your owner's manual or service manual for specific applications and replacement instructions

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