Maxiforce Basic Engine Kit, Standard Pistons, .020" Main Bearings, .030" Rod Bearings, 1004.40 for Perkins 12U-692 Alternate Version of a 6E171

Name: Maxiforce Basic Engine Kit, Standard Pistons, .020" Main Bearings, .030" Rod Bearings, 1004.40 for Perkins 12U-692 Alternate Version of a 6E171
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 88963730739
Price: 522.00 USD
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Maxiforce Basic Engine Kit, Standard Pistons, .020

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Maxiforce Basic Engine Kit, Standard Pistons, .020" Main Bearings, .030" Rod Bearings, 1004.40 for Perkins 12U 692 Alternate Version of a 6E171 Alternate Version of a 6E171 Denso Direct Replacement with Manifold Direct replacement for Perkins BK492S the customer is responsible for confirming compatibility Cross references are provided as a guide

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