M998 Hummer Hmmwv Am General Transmission Oil Pump 5740018 Nsn 2520-01-189-9750 on 2040-parts.com
US $8.99
Location:
Danville, Virginia, United States
Condition:NewManufacturer Part Number:2520-01-189-9750Country/Region of Manufacture:United StatesCountry of Manufacture:United StatesModel #:5740018Part Brand:AM General
M998 Hummer HMMWV AM General Transmission Oil Pump 5740018 NSN 2520-01-189-9750
New, old stock. Sealed in military plastic. Has NSN label. See photos for details. In diagram photo, it is part #4
NSN information:
2520-01-189-9750 (5740018) Data
2520-01-189-9750 (2520011899750) NSN Information
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2520-01-189-9750
2520
011899750
Oil Pump, Transmission
77777
2520-01-189-9750 Features
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Consists of parts required as perp/N 5740018 fscm 34623
2520-01-189-9750 Manufacturing Part Numbers (SKUs)
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