Cm185t Cm200t Dipstick 1978-1982 Cm 185 200 on 2040-parts.com
Idanha, Oregon, US
NICE ORIGINAL DIPSTICK FROM A 1979 CM185T. HONDA FACTORY PART NUMBER IS 15650-471-000. THIS WILL FIT CM185T AND CM200T 1978-1982. IT MAY FIT OTHER HONDA MODELS AND YEARS. IF NOT SURE ASK ME A QUESTION AND I CAN LOOK IT UP FOR YOU.
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