Triumph Oil Pressure Release Valve 650cc T120r 1967 on 2040-parts.com
Imlay City, Michigan, US
This is a used oil pressure release valve assembly. This was removed from a 650cc T120R 1967 Triumph, may fit others. Appear to be in good used condition. Inv # 6790
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