Polaris Coolant Tank Support Rh Lh P/n 5241830-067 5241831 Sks Euro Indy Rxl Tx on 2040-parts.com
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This is a brand new old stock part, never used or installed. I am not a dealer or store, so check with dealer for exact fit, no returns. Shipping charge includes lower 48 US States, other areas may require additional shipping costs.
This is a factory, original equipment part, not aftermarket, Part #5241830-067 & 5251831-067 you will receive the left & right side bracket. Will fit many models, check with dealer for exact fitment. |
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