Scepter 11522 | Fuel Line Assembly Universal 3/8" x 7' PVPIPE3 Durable low-profile stainless steel finish

Name: Scepter 11522 | Fuel Line Assembly Universal 3/8" x 7' PVPIPE3 Durable low-profile stainless steel finish
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 14512912191
Price: 58.65 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3069 (26 reviews)

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Scepter 11522 Fuel Line Assembly Universal 3 8" x 7' PVPIPE3 Durable low profile stainless steel finish Durable low profile stainless steel finish Cooking Grill Dimensions • ^EPA COMPLIANT CARB CERTIFIED • Provides maximum fuel flow & superior engine performance • For 2 & 4 cycle applications • ECO checked fuel lines are fully compatible for ethanol fuels • Viton O rings and internal stainless components ensure leak proof connections • Fittings designed & manufactured to strict OEM specifications • ^08309 Clip style fuel line assembly for 1998 and newer engines Viton O rings and internal stainless components ensure leak proof connections

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