Drag Specialties Universal Stainless Steel Braided Oil Line 17 617 on 2040-parts.com
US $31.95
Location:
Englewood, Colorado, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted
Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice)
Item must be returned within:30 Days
Return policy details:Items delivered damaged/defective/not as described will be replaced by seller and shipping costs paid for. Please contact us prior to return for return instructions.
Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer
Restocking Fee:No
Part Brand:Drag Specialties
Manufacturer Part Number:617
This is a special order item. This item requires approximately 3-4 business days processing time.
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Item Title
Drag Specialties Universal Stainless Steel Braided Oil Line 17 617
•All items are sold individually unless specifically described otherwise in the product description
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Product Description
Available in various lengths for any custom applicationInclude 1/8 NPT chrome compression fittings for easy installationMeasured overall, including fittingsMade in the USA
This is a special order item. This item requires approximately 3-4 business days processing time. Business days are Monday-Friday excluding holidays recognized by UPS
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Manufacturer Part Number
617
PTLD 0711-0052
This is a special order item. This item requires approximately 3-4 business days processing time. Business days are Monday-Friday excluding holidays recognized by UPS |
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Disclaimer
Item title, description and photos are accurate to the best of our knowledge. Occasionally a manufacturer will change a part or update a design. We are constantly updating product information to maintain accuracy. Please read the product description completely and feel free to ask any questions prior to purchase. Thank you.
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About Fay Myers Fay Myers is a retailer of both aftermarket and genuine OEM Motorcycle parts and accessories and has been in business since 1948. Bikes & OEM Parts from Aprilia, Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, MV Agusta, Polaris, Suzuki & Vespa. We carry a complete line of aftermarket parts and accessories from every manufacturer as well as a nearly every brand of gear and apparel.
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Payment Options Paypal is the only method accepted for purchases made on ebay. Shipments to Colorado will be charged 2.9% sales tax.
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Shipping Options Our primary method of shipment is UPS Ground, however we reserve the right to ship using another carrier if necessary. We do not ship to Hawaii, Alaska or Puerto Rico. We do not ship Internationally at this time.
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Return Policy If an item is delivered damaged please keep all packaging and contact us immediately. Returns or exchanges of new and un-used products are welcome within 30 days of delivery only. If a replacement item is not available we will issue a refund in full upon return of the original product. Electrical parts and under garments are not eligible for return.
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