Fuel Vapor Separator - Filter Set For 1973-1974 Mopar B-body 440 on 2040-parts.com
Temecula, California, United States
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New, show quality fuel vapor separator/filter and front and rear fuel hose and clamp set for 1973-74 Plymouth GTX - RoadRunner - Satellite and Dodge Charger - SuperBee with 440 CID high performance engine. 24-piece set includes separator/filter, correct "KV"-stamped hoses, correct crimp-style clamps, crimp pliers, gauge sender jumper and instructions. Replaces original equipment p/n 3751502. Absolutely flawless! You won't be disappointed with this package |
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