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MEMBRANE 91748M

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Diaphragm membrane for Mercury, Mariner, Mercruiser and Yamaha 4C, 5C, 5CM engines. Regulates the fuel pressure in the mechanical pump, maintaining the flow of petrol to the carburetor in optimal operating conditions.
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€4.54

MEMBRANE 91753M

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For Mercury 4A, 5C and Yamaha 4C, 5C, 5CM engines. Diaphragm membrane that regulates the differential pressure in the fuel supply circuit, maintaining constant flow to the carburetor.
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€14.31

MEMBRANE 80606M

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Carburetor membrane for Mercury and Yamaha 2 and 4-stroke engines: 8K, 15K, 20C, 25C, 30A, 40, 55, 60 and 70 hp series. It regulates the pressure and flow of fuel to the carburetor through a pressure-vacuum system that maintains the air-petrol mixture in optimal navigation conditions.
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€9.45

FUEL PUMP MEMBRANE 84141M

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Membrane for fuel pumps for Mercury Mariner 8-60 hp and Yamaha 40-90 hp engines. Regulates the flow and pressure of fuel in the feeding system through precise oscillating movements.
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€12.62

FUEL PUMP MEMBRANE 84262M

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Fuel pump membrane for Mercury Mariner W8 and K 40 hp engines, as well as Yamaha 20D, 25D, 25N, 40G and E8D Enduro. It generates the oscillating movement necessary to suck fuel from the tank towards the carburetor with regulated pressure and flow.
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€10.26

FUEL PUMP MEMBRANE 84265M

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Fuel pump membrane for Mercury Mariner 40 hp engines (W8 and K 40 H.P. models) and Yamaha 9.9D, E8D, E8DM, 40G (1985-2020). It controls the flow of petrol from the tank to the carburetor through compression and expansion cycles that generate the necessary pressure in the feeding system.
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