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Model # G9T04008UPA13 Official York upflow gas furnace

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Furnace Burner Flame Sensor 025-30788-700

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Furnace burner flame sensor

Part #025-30788-700

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Kero-sun Furnace Burner 029-20482-000

#19

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Kero-sun furnace burner

Part #029-20482-000

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Wiring Deagram 035-14444-000

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Wiring deagram

Part #035-14444-000

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Motor 373-14249-701

#2

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Motor

Part #373-14249-701

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Furnace Blower Wheel 026-19654-702

#16

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Furnace blower wheel

Part #026-19654-702

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Concentric Intake / Vent - 3" , Used With All 120 - 140 Mbh Models 1CT0303

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Concentric intake / vent - 3" , used with all 120 - 140 mbh models

Part #1CT0303

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High Altitude Pressure Switch (does Not Include Orifices) (for Application Information, See Form 650.75-n2.1v) 1PS0306

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High altitude pressure switch (does not include orifices) (for application information, see form 650.75-n2.1v)

Part #1PS0306

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Air Filter 026-28048-001

#41

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Air filter

Part #026-28048-001

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Panel, Front (burner) 073-17975-001

#33

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Panel, front (burner)

Part #073-17975-001

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

High Altitude Pressure Switch Kit (does Not Include Orifices) (application Information, See Form 650.75-n2.1v) 1PS0308

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High altitude pressure switch kit (does not include orifices) (application information, see form 650.75-n2.1v)

Part #1PS0308

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