Ezgo Charger Cord Ac- Oem Used on 2040-parts.com
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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120v AC charger cord- 18g
- Good used condition - OEM Ezgo, not china knock-off, fits better. - most have ends for connection inside charger, if missing you will need to add ends to suit your needs. - Fits QE charger, can be fitted with connections for inside other chargers. - No Return unless not as described , we inspect them before shipping. - Removed from failed charger. |
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