1991 Honda Cr125 Water Pump Impeller, Shaft And Cover on 2040-parts.com
Olympia, Washington, US
Used inner clutch cover from a 1991 Honda CR125, part number 11340-KZ4-700 (1987-1994 CR125) Nice condition obsolete part. Comes as pictured with oil cap. Flat $5.85 shipping, will combine shipping.
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