Aircraft Dual Cylinder Head Temp Gauge Temperature Indicator An 5536t2a Piston on 2040-parts.com
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Up For Auction - Aircraft Lewis Thermocouple Thermometer Dual Indicator AN 5536T2A Cylinder Temp MFR. P/N 76B502B. S/N 767 Stock No. RM6685-515-4589-V170 Stamped Sept 20 1994 In Fantastic As Removed Condition Sold As Seen In The Pictures, And As Is. Please Check Out My Other Great Items For Sale On eBay. Thanks For Looking And Good Luck! |
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