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Suzuki Dt115 Crank Assembly on 2040-parts.com

US $200.00
Location:

Panama City, Florida, US

Panama City, Florida, US
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Crank off a 1995 suzuki dt115. Came off a engine that blew 3 and 4 cylinder as you can see in pictures. Selling for parts or repair. With that said all the rods function like they should. All rhe bearings seem good except the one in the front which is pointed out in one of the pictures. Its not froze but doesn't feel smooth like it should. Two pistons seem to be in ok shape but the other two are ruined. What you see in pictures is what you will get. Feel free to ask any questions. Thanks

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