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Tank Connector (male) Suzuki Tank To Fuel Line 18-8078 65740-95500 99105-00193 on 2040-parts.com

US $11.88
Location:

Valley Head, Alabama, United States

Valley Head, Alabama, United States
Condition:New Brand:Sierra Mates With Sierra #:18-8079 Manufacturer Part Number:18-8078 UPC:030999081728

New Large Inlet Tank Connector for Suzuki Outboards

This listing is for a brand new large inlet tank connector for Suzuki outboards.  It is Sierra #18-8078, with 1/4" N.P.T. (national pipe thread), .508 o.d. (outside diameter).

It replaces Suzuki #65740-95500 and #99105-00193.

This connector screws into the fuel tank and mates with Sierra's female fuel line connector #18-8079, which we sell separately.  

FREE SHIPPING within the U.S.A. only.   Shipping charges will be added to orders for any other destination.  (8078)

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