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2003 Polaris Msx140 Pwc Stainless Steel Jet Pump W/impeller on 2040-parts.com

US $169.00
Location:

East Norwich, New York, United States

East Norwich, New York, United States
Condition:For parts or not working Brand:Polaris Warranty:No

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2003 Polaris MSX140 PWC Stainless Steel Jet Pump w/Impeller

Item Description

  • Brand: Polaris
  • Model: 2003 MSX140
  • Item: Jet Pump with Impeller
  • Part #: *
  • Condition: AS-IS

  • Additional Information:
    • Pulled from a 2003 MSX140 PWC.
    • Includes stainless steel 6-vane pump with impeller.
    • Impeller has some dings on the blades.
    • The impeller spins freely, but there is some vibration in the bearings.. This pump can be used as-is, but may need new bearings in the near future.
    • Because of these issues, this part is listed as "For parts or not working." However, the pump is, in fact, in working condition.
    • Includes exactly what is shown in the photos. Nothing else is included.
    • Pump will work with most Polaris watercraft.
    • Buyer is responsible for verifying compatibility.
    • Part is described as accurately as possible and is sold AS-IS, with no returns for any reason.
    • Actual Photos.

    • **Other parts available for this ski. See my other listings or contact seller for more info.


Shipping Information

  • *U.S. Shipping Cost: Use ebay shipping calculator.
  • Shipping Method: UPS
  • Insurance: Included in shipping and handling cost.

  • Non-US Bidders: Before bidding, contact the seller regarding restrictions and shipping costs.

    *Continental US Only; Shipping Cost To Other Destinations May Be Higher.



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  • Payment is due within 7 days.


Return Policy

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  • NO REFUNDS


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