Shield 16-200-1124 | Marine Exhaust Water Series 200 Hose without Wire 1 1/2" x 12 1/2' seachoice-low-permeation-fuel-hose Manufacturer Part Number Color RP301-BLACK

Name: Shield 16-200-1124 | Marine Exhaust Water Series 200 Hose without Wire 1 1/2" x 12 1/2' seachoice-low-permeation-fuel-hose Manufacturer Part Number Color RP301-BLACK
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90654699641
Price: 116.75 USD
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Rating: 4.5175 (23 reviews)

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Shield 16 200 1124 Marine Exhaust Water Series 200 Hose without Wire 1 1 2" x 12 1 2' seachoice low permeation fuel hose Manufacturer Part Number Color RP301 BLACK Manufacturer Part Number Color RP301 BLACK Black RP301 GREY Gray Attwood LightArmor Plug In Base 2 Pin Black Rectangle Diameter: Outside: 1 15 16" For straight connections in wet exhaust systems or engine water circulation lines

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