Dip Stick Tube Stem 5.9 Dodge Cummins on 2040-parts.com
Amity, Arkansas, US
This is off a dodge cummins 5.9 block ,there are 2 different lengths,the one in the pic is the longest ov the 2,so we will send which ever one is available at the time of order,if you have any questions please call me @501-762-5291
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