Linkert Indian Steel Tip Needle & Seat Set #102716 on 2040-parts.com
Brattleboro, Vermont, US
This auction is for 1 needle & seat with 1/8 NPT inlet threads.Part # 102716 . Used by Indian on some of their carbs. If your inlet threads are tapered, this is the one you need. If they are straight 7/16x27 threads, use Harley part # 27382-33.
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Payment within 3 days .
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