Spi Choke Lever Repair Kit Mikuni Carburetors Arctic Cat Polaris 1 & 2 Cylinder on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, New Hampshire, US
NEW IN PACKAGE SPI CHOKE LEVER REPAIR KIT PART # 05-146-03 OR LP05920 Includes lever, plunger, roll pin & spring. Choke lever replacement kit. Replaces Arctic Cat 0636-062; Polaris 2200188, 7080290; and many others. FITS MIKUNI 1 & 2 Carb CHOKE CABLES NO NEED TO REPLACE COMPLETE CHOKE CABLE.
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