Kirban Kpp5018 Kpp 5018 Fuel Pressure Regulator 94-97 98 Mustang 5.0 4.6 5.8 on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, Indiana, United States
This was purchased and opened, but never installed. It has sat for a little while and has gotten some staining, will polish off. Ask any questions and Thank You. Kirban KPP5018 billet aluminum fuel pressure regulator for the listed vehicles below: Applications: Ford Mustang 1994-1995 5.0l 1994-1996 5.8l 1996-1997 4.6l 1998 4.6l Cobra (32 valve) 1994-1998 6 Cylinder |
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