Kawasaki 650sx on 2040-parts.com
Holland, Michigan, United States
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Kawasaki JS650 650SX Jet Pump Cover NOS 59446-3705. This was removed when I bought the jet ski new and went after market on many items. My mom came across the box full of new and used parts from my jet ski from back in the day. I'll be listing other parts soon . If you need other pictures just drop me a email. Thanks, Ron |
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