Teledyne Continental 470 & 520 Series Air Throttle Body Assy With Valve Arm on 2040-parts.com
Plains, Georgia, US
Teledyne Continental Air Throttle Assembly with butterfly valve and arms. Throttle body casting number 626735.
This throttle and lever assembly will fit various engines including I0-470, IO-520 and TSIO-520 series. Please review your parts manual for applicability.
The Air throttle assembly could be used in many homebuilt applications. Applicable also to experimental airplanes.
This Continental part is sold as removed. There is no expressed or implied warranty with this item.
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