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Engine Oil Separator Vent Valve 99710703800 for Porsche 911 Carrera 3.8L 2004-08 Triumph Fuel Pump Replace Corvettes 1975-1979 750 CFM C153-A065-A~2 Air Filter Cleaner Element Color:Back Car Intercoolers

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Engine Oil Separator Vent Valve 99710703800 for Porsche 911 Carrera 3.8L 2004 08 Triumph Fuel Pump Replace Corvettes 1975 1979 750 CFM C153 A065 A~2 Air Filter Cleaner Element Color:Back Car Intercoolers Replace Corvettes 1975 1979 750 CFM Vacuum Secondary DurableIt is a R4 4MV the 4MV is a divorce choke (remote choke) Rochester Quadrajet 4 barrel carburetor which means the choke is located on the intake manifold connected to the carburetor with a choke rod Manufacturer Part Number: 13717605638

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