04 Yz 450f Cdi Oem Stock on 2040-parts.com
Columbia, South Carolina, United States
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- Good used condition - Has normal wear but no damage to be found - Includes all that is seen in the pics
May work on other makes, models and years but if you have anything other than what this came off of it is your responsibility to make sure it fits. Please verify fitment
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