Mopar Dodge New Old Stock Exhaust Heat Riser Repair Pkg Number 3683946 on 2040-parts.com
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NOS / New Old Stock Mopar Std.engine EXHAUST HEAT RISER REPAIR PKG part number 3420045 [supersedes by ] 3683946 I believe this is correct for 1965 1986 Dodge Chrysler and Plymouth cars and truck with 273 318 340 ,400 , 440 .
kit will not fit all exhaust manifold check your parts for size small "flapper" 1-7/8 . kit is intact comes with everything you see in photo check be for you buy... Free shipping |
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