Sq Tooth Gilmer Drive, Timing Belt 38.2" Long X 1/2" Wide Pt# 382-l-050 on 2040-parts.com
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PART : SQUARE TOOTH BELT SPEC: LENGTH: 38.2 " LONG X 1/2'' WIDE - 102 TOOTH (3/8 PITCH) PART NO : 382-L-050 DRIVES : MECHANICAL FUEL PUMPS, POWER STEERING, ALTERNATORS, V/PUMP,TIMING BELT ETC. |
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