Racor RK11868 | 6-1/4" Heat Deflector for New Style (O-Ring in Bowl Drain Port) 900MA & 1000MA Series Turbine Filters EPAEXSYS3 This provides the added convenience

Name: Racor RK11868 | 6-1/4" Heat Deflector for New Style (O-Ring in Bowl Drain Port) 900MA & 1000MA Series Turbine Filters EPAEXSYS3 This provides the added convenience
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37369330186
Price: 191.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2988 (16 reviews)

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Racor RK11868 6 1 4" Heat Deflector for New Style (O Ring in Bowl Drain Port) 900MA & 1000MA Series Turbine Filters EPAEXSYS3 This provides the added convenience This provides the added convenience of hot water when underway or generator power is not available The Ambassador Marine Recessed Shower (Plastic Lid Plastic Cup) Small Marine Sprayer (w Eyelet Hook) 900 and 1000 series turbine filters in the event that the original deflector is damaged or needs replacing Meet ABYC standards for fuel filters with plastic sight bowls

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