Oil Injection Blockoff 650 750 Engine Jetski Sx X2 Ts on 2040-parts.com
Chandler, Arizona, US
Up for auction is a brand new Billet Oil Injection Blockoff Plate. This very important modification will fit any year and any model of the kawasaki 650 and 750 jetski watercraft. The oil injection pump and its drive bolt are very prone to failure the older your jet ski gets. Failure of this pump will deprive your engine of all lubrication causing complete engine failure. This plate covers up the hole in the front stator cover once your oil pump is removed. Change you ski over to premix now before its too late. Check our other auctions for another important modification on these skis, the crank case drain blockoff.
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