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74 Kawasaki Kx250 Kx 250 Oem Crankcase Crank Case Engine Motor Block on 2040-parts.com

US $69.95
Location:

Spokane, Washington, United States

Spokane, Washington, United States
Condition:Used Manufacturer Part Number:14003-076 Vehicle Title:Clear Brand:KAWASAKI Placement on Vehicle:Front, Left, Rear, Right UPC:Does Not Apply

74 KAWASAKI KX250 KX 250 OEM CRANKCASE CRANK CASE ENGINE MOTOR BLOCK

Description

GOOD USED YAMAHA CRANK CASE OFF A 1972 CT1. 


BIN#M6A


ENGINE#K2E-907382




ITEM CONDITION:

AS PICTURED

GOOD WORKING ORDER

MOUNTS ARE GOOD

BEARINGS ARE IN PLACE

BEARING MOVES SMOOTHLY






MAY ALSO FIT:

1974 KX250 CRANKCASE (74-76)

1975 KX250-A CRANKCASE (74-76)

1976 KX250-A3 CRANKCASE (74-76)

1978 KX250-A4 CRANKCASE (74-76)

1979 KX250-A5 CRANKCASE (74-76)




* PLEASE DOUBLE CHECK PART NUMBER AND FITMENT. WE DO NOT GUARANTEE FITMENT, THE BIKES LISTED ABOVE ARE THOSE THAT USE THE SAME PART NUMBER AS THE LISTED PART, AND THEREFORE SHOULD FIT. THANK YOU. 

Combined shipping discount!  Provided items can be safely shipped together, we discount the 2nd item?s shipping cost by 50%.  Please wait for an invoice so we can apply this discount.


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