Air Research Turbocharger A/r 70 M 24 on 2040-parts.com
Ontario, California, US
UP FOR FOR BID IS A USED AIR RESEARCH TURBO A/R 70 M 24 made in U.S.A. ..ITS A LITTLE BIT HARD TO TURN,,,,THE MOTOR MELTED A PISTON ,,,,IT MAY NEED TO BE REBUILD ,,, IT WAS REMANUFACTURED BY CATERPILLAR IN MEXICO P/N QR 5488
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as is,,,,,no warranties,,,,,,,,no returns,,,,,,,,, this item is
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