Kawasaki Zxi1100 750 900 Stx Fuse Box 26004-3716 Zxi 1100 Fuses on 2040-parts.com
Campbell, Texas, United States
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This is the fuse block out of a 1997 Kawasaki 900 sxt. It is in good working order and will fit many other jet skis. I am parting out this ski and have many more good parts so check my other items for more parts.
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