Mikuni 46mm Carburetor 954 30 Jetski May Have Other Applications on 2040-parts.com
Bitely, Michigan, US
New No Packaging Mikuni 46 MM Carburetor. There is a 954 30 on the base. Perfect condition. May have other applications Please check with the dealer. If you have any questions Please email I will answer to the best of my knowledge on this carburetor. Thank-you.
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