Cummins Engine Egr Cooler & Kit For Isx Engine # 4309248nx on 2040-parts.com
Angola, New York, US
This is a brand new cummins egr cooler & kit for a isx engine part # 4309248nx , There is a $250.00 core charge which is added to the cost of the shipping and will be refunded back when core is returned . If you are burning or losing coolant this could be the problem . Not that hard to replace .
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