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Engineered Marine Products 75-75012 | EMP Thermostat 130 Deg GOGRIL3 and ABYC & NMMA P-1

Name: Engineered Marine Products 75-75012 | EMP Thermostat 130 Deg GOGRIL3 and ABYC & NMMA P-1
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 470833926
Price: 67.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1548 (27 reviews)

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Engineered Marine Products 75-75012 | EMP Thermostat 130 Deg GOGRIL3 and ABYC & NMMA P-1

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Engineered Marine Products 75 75012 EMP Thermostat 130 Deg GOGRIL3 and ABYC & NMMA P 1 and ABYC & NMMA P 1 exhaust standards and Lloyd’s Registry Type Approved 02 00029 • Lifetime manufacturer's warrantyTwin pack includes hand crankNever use for lifting This Thermostat 130 Deg is a high quality marine component specifically designed for Cooling Systems and Thermostat applications

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