1979 Yamaha Rd400f Voltage Regulator. on 2040-parts.com
Van Nuys, California, US
Exellent condition. like new. Tested. Working condition.
OEM
The reason I have it is because I tought it was the problem and bought a new one. It turned out to be the alternator. Hence my no return policy on this one.
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