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US $199.99
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Santa Maria, California, US

Santa Maria, California, US
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This is a used crankshaft from a 2002 Seadoo GTX 4-TEC. Motor had 72 hours. No damage, but it has some minor staining from corrosion on the bearing surfaces that needs polishing. Interchange is 02-05 4-TEC

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