Lycoming Ltio/tio540j2bd Crankcase 11f24022-d3 Repaired on 2040-parts.com
Santa Ana, California, US
A Lycoming LTIO/TIO540J2BD engine crankcase 11F24022-D3 repaired by Divco w/8130-3 dated May 31, 2012 under casting# 11E20030L s/n Match #K0124. Engine s/n L6738-61A. The 8 original case bolts are included. Location Santa Ana Calif if you want to pick up. If buyer is located in calif, i will have to charge sales tax. If out of state, no sales tax.
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