Cummins 3.3 Liter Flywheel Housing #514 on 2040-parts.com
Newton, Kansas, United States
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For sale i have a flywheel housing off of a 3.3 liter Cummins. This housing is in real good shape. The item was removed cause engine had a fuel problem and the engine was replaced. Thanks for looking and God bless. all parts sold as is with no warranty unless otherwise noted. insurance is highly recommended payments must be made with 72hrs or items will be relisted and a non payment report will be sent to eBay. only ship in united states. |
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