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Sealed Power Valve Stem Seals Valve Stem Seals - Teflon® - Positive Stop - .535 in. Guide - .209 in. Valve Stem
Brand: Sealed Power
Part#: ST-2079
Superior, dependable performance. Sealed Power valve stem seals control the lubrication of the valve stem as it slides into the valve guide. Too little oil contributes to stem and guide wear. Too much oil increases oil consumption and can cause a buildup of carbon, leading to valve seat damage and early valve failure, as well as reduced . . . More
Sealed Power Valve Stem Seals Valve Stem Seals - Teflon® - Positive Stop - .535 in. Guide - .209 in. Valve Stem
Brand: Sealed Power
Part#: ST2079
Superior, dependable performance. Sealed Power valve stem seals control the lubrication of the valve stem as it slides into the valve guide. Too little oil contributes to stem and guide wear. Too much oil increases oil consumption and can cause a buildup of carbon, leading to valve seat damage and early valve failure, as well as reduced . . . More
Sealed Power Valve Stem Seals Valve Stem Seals - Teflon® - Positive Stop - 11 - 32 in. Valve Stem - Chrysler - Dodge - Plymouth
Brand: Sealed Power
Part#: ST-2014
Superior, dependable performance. Sealed Power valve stem seals control the lubrication of the valve stem as it slides into the valve guide. Too little oil contributes to stem and guide wear. Too much oil increases oil consumption and can cause a buildup of carbon, leading to valve seat damage and early valve failure, as well as reduced . . . More
Sealed Power Valve Stem Seals Valve Stem Seals - Teflon® - Positive Stop - 11 - 32 in. Valve Stem - Chrysler - Dodge - Plymouth
Brand: Sealed Power
Part#: ST2014
Superior, dependable performance. Sealed Power valve stem seals control the lubrication of the valve stem as it slides into the valve guide. Too little oil contributes to stem and guide wear. Too much oil increases oil consumption and can cause a buildup of carbon, leading to valve seat damage and early valve failure, as well as reduced . . . More
