Mercury 862031T1 | Quicksilver 70 Amp Alternator, Delco, Serpentine Belt for V6 and V8 MerCruiser Sterndrive and Inboard PHHOSEC3 HPS Helm designed to reduce
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Mercury 862031T1 Quicksilver 70 Amp Alternator, Delco, Serpentine Belt for V6 and V8 MerCruiser Sterndrive and Inboard PHHOSEC3 HPS Helm designed to reduce HPS Helm designed to reduce free play in power assisted sterndrive systems Maximum Amperage 200A Maximum Voltage 48V DC Terminal Studs 2 Terminal Type 3 8" 16 Stud Bus Material Tin Plated Copper CDA 110 UNS11000 Weight 0 Produced to meet Mercury Marine original equipment manufacturer specifications to maximize the performance of your Mercury and Mariner outboard or MerCruiser sterndrive Exact replacement alternator for select MerCruiser sterndrive and inboard engines
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