6mm Fuel One Way Valve Gas Diesel Line Non Return Carb on 2040-parts.com
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You are buying a Brand New Fuel one way valve gas or diesel This prevents fuel from returning back to the tank and keeps it in the line, so if you have a vehicle that is hard or slow to start because the fuel is running back through the lines this will solve all your problems. Suitable for Carburettor and low pressure side of a fuel injection systems 58mm x 22mm we post worldwide  |
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