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Seadoo Xp Limited Xpl Ride Plate Pump Cover 271000834 on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
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Santa Maria, California, US

Santa Maria, California, US
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This is a good ride plate pump cover from a 1998 Seadoo XP Limited. Part number 271000834.

Assemblies where 271000834 is used
1998 XP Limited, 5665/5667 - Propulsion System
1999 XP Limited, 5868/5869 - Propulsion System
2000 XP, 5651/5655 - Propulsion System



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