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Porsche CMS 1st/2nd Shift Fork - 911 87-94 CMS-G50-12F ELE.08.108 911 and 912 models up Voltage:12 Volt

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Porsche CMS 1st 2nd Shift Fork 911 87 94 CMS G50 12F ELE.08.108 911 and 912 models up Voltage:12 Volt 911 and 912 models up to 1978 Porsche Used to remove and replace the in tank fuel pump and level sensor lock ring Our newly designed fork is CNC machined beautifully from aircraft grade billet aluminum and offers the most strength over any fork in the aftermarket Porsche The weakest and most commonly broken shift fork in the G50 5 speed transaxle is the cast aluminum 1st 2nd shift fork

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