Kent Moore J42435 Cng Tank Vent Kit on 2040-parts.com
Belle River, Ontario, CA
Used Kent-Moore J42435 CNG tank vent kit
Sold my CNG vehicle and no longer require this kit.
Used for the Ford/GFI electric tank valves. Includes pressure relief fitting
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