Davies Craig Alloy Electric Water Pump Kit on 2040-parts.com
Morton, Pennsylvania, United States
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In This auction you are bidding on a new in box Davies Craig Electric Water Pump alloy part # 8040 universal fit. Operating voltage 3V DC to 15V DC max current10 Amp Max Flow 115 liters minute 1822 Gal @ 13V DC operating -40C to 130 C -40F to 266F. I ship to US Residents only within 3 days of receiving payment.
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