Mercury 88-79023T90 | Quicksilver Fuse Assembly, 90 Amp SPRING_THRU_HULLS_SEACOCKS_AND_STRAINERS Name Description Manufacturer Part No

Name: Mercury 88-79023T90 | Quicksilver Fuse Assembly, 90 Amp SPRING_THRU_HULLS_SEACOCKS_AND_STRAINERS Name Description Manufacturer Part No
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SKU: 64332625485
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Mercury 88 79023T90 Quicksilver Fuse Assembly, 90 Amp SPRING_THRU_HULLS_SEACOCKS_AND_STRAINERS Name Description Manufacturer Part No Name Description Manufacturer Part No RC531013 Voltage 12V Torque 50Nm Shaft 40mm Bulkhead Thickness (mm) 28mm Bulkhead Thickness (in 40 HP 4 Cylinder S N C159200 G589999 *** Fuse assembly 79023T90 is a 90 amp fuse amp fuse assembly is for use with outboard or sterndrive and inboard applications No aftermarket company comes close to the level of research and design as Quicksilver

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