12mm One Way Check Valve on 2040-parts.com
Shenzhen, China
Note: The color of the item may vary slightly due to photography and your own computer Feature: Prevents fuel from returning back to the tank and keeps it in the line. Fit for Carburettor and low pressure fuel systems. Use of media: gasoline, water, etc. (does not apply to alcohol, because electricity will produce methanol, formic acid, a corrosive effect on the inside of the product, it will lead to product failure). Specification: Material:Aluminum Alloy Color:Silver Diameter:12mm Size:12 x 60mm/0.47 x 2.36"(Dia x L) Weight:26g Package Include: 1 x Aluminium Fuel Non Return Check Valve One Way
1.All prodcut not include battery due to the battery and the item which built-in battery is embargoed in air transport; 2.All packet tax we cann't offer cos each country tax fee not same,if you have tax problem,please contact us before buy it. |
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