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Club Car Golf Cart Intake Hose To Replace Air Box/ Choke Box On Older Cc Carts on 2040-parts.com

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Andover, Ohio, United States

Andover, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Brand:Club Car Compatible Make:Club Car Manufacturer Part Number:1012352

This is a NEW  Air Intake Hose that will replace the Air Box/ Choke box on the 91 and older Club Car Gas Golf Cart. It is a 19 1/2" flexible hose with one end having a 1 3/8"  diameter opening going to the carburetor and the other end having a 2 1/2" diameter opening going to the back of the choke button.

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