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It is likely that the place you bought your boat from is a certified dealer (especially if it was fully equipped with these parts from the beginning). Give them a call or pay them a visit and find out whether they are a registered dealer, as they will have access to a range of Volvo Penta parts.
Internet
If you purchased your boat second hand, you cannot remember where you bought it from or the company is no longer in business, you should turn to the internet to source a dealer. Type Volvo Penta dealer into a search engine and see what comes up (you might also like to add the suburb or city in which you live to narrow down these results). There is guaranteed to be a number of places online to find parts and boats check out their websites to determine which is the most appropriate for you.
Word of Mouth
Chances are that, if you own a boat, you will know other people who also own boats. Ask around your friends and acquaintances they may know of a Volvo Penta dealer that they visit regularly and would be happy to recommend. You could also try asking around the next time you are putting your boat into the water if you notice someone who has a Volvo Penta engine, ask them whether they know of a dealer in the area.
Forums
Finally, one of the last places that you can look for a Volvo Penta dealer is through boating or marine forums online. Read past threads to see whether members have asked about dealers before, or post a thread of your own to see whether anyone is able to offer any assistance. You will quite often find that the members of forums are also great at letting you know which dealers to steer clear of.
As you can see, there are a number of ways that you can locate a Volvo Penta dealer in your area contact the company from which you purchased your boat or engine, do an internet search, ask around the boating community, or use a marine forum. Either way, you are sure to find a quality dealer who is able to help you out.
