Yanmar 6lpa-stp(e) # 119770-01200 Oil Level Sensor (oil Pan) on 2040-parts.com
Evansville, Indiana, United States
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Was in working condition when removed ....Only used about one year ......ready to install...Lists for $973.95 Will issue a full refund (less shipping) if not satisfied with sensor... Have many other 6LPA-STP parts Contact Don Smith with your needs 812 598 8189 |
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