Kawasaki Zx-10 1988-1990 Fuel Meter Or Gas Gauge Oem 28011-1108 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
This is a Kawasaki ZX-10 1988-1990 Fuel Meter or Gas Gauge OEM 28011-1108. These are the following machines it works on:
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