Nissan Carburetor Dfp384-5 & Intake Manifold 2.4l 1983-86 Used on 2040-parts.com
Citrus Heights, California, US
Fresh out of garage storage.
Fits a 1985 Nissan Pick up truck. May fit 1983-86.
Came off a low milage motor.
Sitting wrapped up for at least 15 years, should be rebuilt.
View all the photo's and ask questions. You get the whole package. Carburetor and intake manifold. If it does not sell I will be willing to take it apart and sell separately when the listing ends.
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