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Sea Doo 717 Engine Short Block 720 Running Motor Gti Gts Gs Hx Xp Sp Spx No Core on 2040-parts.com

US $589.00
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Denver, North Carolina, United States

Denver, North Carolina, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Seadoo


Sea Doo 717 Running Short Block Engine





Used and in good working condition. Pistons and bores have no visible scoring. Rotary valve face has minor wear. Compression is guaranteed strong and even. Removed from a freshwater machine. No damage. Please check for yourself to ensure fitment for your particular application.






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