Vent Tube For Denso Starters on 2040-parts.com
Vaughn, Washington, US
This is the little rubber vent tube that keeps water out of your Denso starter. If this tube is missing or damaged water can get into your starter motor causing premature failure of your starter brushes and other parts. It's easy to replace.
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