
Inducer Blower Restrictor Plate

Repl, orifice, ring, inducer, 0.94"

REPL, COMB. PIPE ASSY W/PRESS TAP

Blower half right

Inducer orifice, 1.75" diameter

Restrictor orifice for inducer
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