2004 Suzuki Df140 Oil Level Gauge And Guide P/n 16910-90j00, 16930-90j00 on 2040-parts.com
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2004 Suzuki DF140 Oil Level Gauge and Guide P/N 16910-90J00, 16930-90J00. This part fits 2001 and newer DF90, DF115 and DF140 motors. Serial number DF140TXK4. If you have any questions feel free to ask. File 21 |
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