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1993-94 Sea Doo 650 Dual Carbs W/ Manifold For Bombadier on 2040-parts.com

US $88.88
Location:

Cortland, Ohio, United States

Cortland, Ohio, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Sea doo Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan Manufacturer Part Number:Mikuna - Japan

From an Estate Sale :

One pair of Dual Carbs on Manifold ,  both marked Mikuna - Japan , Rotax on Manifold.
Selling for Parts only as I have no way of testing these.
One end missing off carb to carb linkage. Plastic lines are dried and cracked, as expected .
Manifold has cable attached , holes are 4 5/16" apart , 7 1/8th dia .

Seller reported to me these are off a 1993 sea doo 650 w/ Bombadier Engine .

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