Racor Filter /see-thru-bowl P/n Rk30051 "new " Blowout! on 2040-parts.com
Valparaiso, Indiana, US
Brand New Racor See-Thru-Fuel filter bowls. P/N RK30051. Opened bag for pictures only. New Parts!!!!
You are bidding on (1) new bowl. I have more if you email me! YOU CAN BUY MORE AT SALE PRICE & FREIGHT!
This ia a NO RESERVE AUCTION"""""""""""""" BID TO WIN!!
FITS style " C " 3.82 " diameter filters . Check with Racor dealer for applications
File pictures, some bowls are amber others are fully clear. All parts are new in the oem bags!!
Some of the filter numbers that this bowl will fit.....
S3201, 3202, 3203, 3204. 3209, 3212. CHECK WITH YOUR DEALER FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS.
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