Vertex Water Pump Rebuild Kit - Suzuki RM250 01-02

Vertex Water Pump Rebuild Kit - Suzuki RM250 01-02

Marsoni

M251S

$175.00

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Vertex Water Pump Rebuild Kit - Suzuki RM250 01-02VERTEX WATER PUMP REBUILD KIT Produced in the U. S. A. with the latest materials and technology in gasket production to Vertex specifications. Vertex gaskets ensure long lasting performance and leak prevention for your rebuild needs. FEATURES: Kits includes all necessary parts to rebuild or replace the OEM fuel pump module Rebuild kits may include necessary pump, filter, hoses, clamps, wiring harness, and filter if required Complete unit Kits come

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012