Harley Motorcycle 18mm O2 Oxygen Sensor Plugs Exhaust on 2040-parts.com
Warminster, Pennsylvania, US
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V-Twin Mfg. # 30-0423 Exhaust Oxygen Sensor Plugs
This item fits:
18MM ports on exhaust
If you are doing away with your oxygen sensor, use this 18mm threaded plug in its place. Sold in a quantity of 2.
Replaces OEM # 66054-06
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