JEGS
Marine Inline Electric Fuel Pump [32 GPH, 1993-1998 Outboard Marine Corp.]
555-159073
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Marine
The JEGS 159073 marine fuel pump is a direct replacement for your 1993-1998 OMC (Outboard Marine Corp.) engine. Careful use of materials allows this pump to weather the harsh marine environment. Designed to bolt to the stock lines and use the original 2-blade rectangular plug. Don't let a bad fuel pump keep your boat off the water.
Features
- Brass inlet and outlet to corrosion protection
- External fitment
- Plastic housing
- Minimum pressure: 43.500 psi
- Inlet fitting: 5/8 in. -18 UNF
- Outlet fitting: 3/8 in. -24 UNF
- Dimensions: 5 5/8 in L x 1 1/2 in. D (Not measuring the plastic plug housing)
Note: This fuel pump is intended for marine use only.
Specifications:
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