Help Parts 7/8'' Self-tapping Carburetor Fitting - 3/8'' Inlet on 2040-parts.com
Hendersonville, North Carolina, US
- 7/8'' Self-Tapping Carburetor Fitting (Long Type)
- Accepts 3/8'' fuel line.
- Fitting is made of high grade steel & accepts original equipment fuel filters.
- Use when threads are stripped or crossed on carburetor inlets.
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