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alpha gear 2 MerCruiser Alpha One 43-75325A3 Gen II 1991-1997 Upper Gearcase Gear s – NLA Marine

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alpha gear 2 MerCruiser Alpha One 43-75325A3 Gen II 1991-1997 Upper Gearcase Gear s – NLA MarineItem Details Found in MerCruiser Gen II upper gearcases for 4. 3L V6 205hp 175hp Engines 1991 1997 (Actually these were also used on Gen II drives 1991 1997) The gear set here is 43 75325A3 (Sierra equivalent 18 2204) 17 19 (tooth count) 1. 84 Ratio for 4 cylinder GM Chevy 4. 3L 262CID V6 175hp & 205hp sterndrive engines. If you have any questions on compatibility, or any other questions about this item, please don't hesitate to contact us. Freshwater

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  • Found in MerCruiser Gen II upper gearcases for 4.3L V6 205hp / 175hp Engines 1991-1997
      • (Actually these were also used on Gen II drives 1991-1997)
  • The gear set here is 43-75325A3 (Sierra equivalent 18-2204)
    • 17-19 (tooth count) 1.84 Ratio for 4-cylinder GM Chevy 4.3L 262CID V6 175hp & 205hp sterndrive engines.
  • If you have any questions on compatibility, or any other questions about this item, please don't hesitate to contact us.
  • Freshwater Used Parts.
  • These look great and were removed from a completely functional upper gearcase.
  • The bearings are still on this and should be ok yet, but for piece of mind I would recommend you should replace them, but this is completely up to your discretion...
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Notable Part Numbers included

  • 43-75325A3 Gearset >>>> (43-853643 (17-tooth) & 43-821824 (19-tooth))
  • 45-55796 1 Driveshaft
  • and other parts as pictured...

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