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1997 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 Oem Valve(s): Rvc2 5.5x8.5x8.3 Oil Seal on 2040-parts.com

US $4.40
Location:

Dimondale, Michigan, United States

Dimondale, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Brand:Kawasaki Genuine OEM:Yes Diagram Reference Number:92049 Manufacturer Part Number:92049-1062 UPC:Does Not Apply

All Parts for 1997 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 Valve(s)

Reference Number Part Number Item Name
16007 16007-1177 12.1X16.2X0.5 Seat Spring
16007A 16007-1178 17.5X23.8X0.5 Seat Spring
12011 12011-1003 Collet
49078 49078-1058 Engine Inner Valve Spring
49078A 49078-1059 Engine Outer Valve Spring
12005 12005-1064 Exhaust Valve
12004 12004-1061 Intake Valve
12025 12025-1052 Lash Adjuster
12016 12016-1053 Rocker Arm
12009 12009-1054 Valve Spring Retainer

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