Shield 16-337-0566 | Silverado 4000 Type B1 15 Outboard Fuel Line 5/16" x 50' GROUP+ambassador-marine-miah-robe-hook Replaces: Yamaha 6E5-81941-00

Name: Shield 16-337-0566 | Silverado 4000 Type B1 15 Outboard Fuel Line 5/16" x 50' GROUP+ambassador-marine-miah-robe-hook Replaces: Yamaha 6E5-81941-00
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42851807309
Price: 126.79 USD
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Rating: 4.8847000000000005 (7 reviews)

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Shield 16 337 0566 Silverado 4000 Type B1 15 Outboard Fuel Line 5 16" x 50' GROUP+ambassador marine miah robe hook Replaces: Yamaha 6E5 81941 00 Replaces: Yamaha 6E5 81941 00 Built in closure stores excess web while trailering Sierra recommends the use of Oetiker stepless ear clamps or worm drive clamps to attach the fuel hose Silverado 4000 Outboard Fuel Line is resistant to ethanol blended fuels

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