Kawasaki Xi Sport, Jh750 Jetski Service Shop Manual For "g" Models 1998-1999 on 2040-parts.com
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OEM Kawasaki Service Shop Manual For Xi Sport Models Jet Skis 1998-1999. This manual is a must have if you do your own maintenance and repairs. There are no ripped or grease stained pages in this manual. This is Kawasaki P/N 99924-1222-01. We only ship to the US. International sales are available through e-Bay's Global Shipping program. Please Visit Our e-Bay Store to View All Our Items |
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