Arctic Cat 1997 1998 Ext Efi Charge Indicator Pn 3005-056 Artic 580 Pantera on 2040-parts.com
Grand Haven, Michigan, United States
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Item: Arctic Cat charge indicator; was removed from a '97 EXT Dlx EFI. Fits many other models, see list below. Condition: Used, but in good condition. Came off a good running sled. Fits: This Arctic Cat 3005-056 Unit, Charge Indictor is used in the following models and assemblies:  |
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