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1984 Yamaha Bravo 250 Cdi Box, Ignition Unit Ecu Module 84 Br250 8v7-85540-m0-00 on 2040-parts.com

US $91.99
Location:

Marengo, Wisconsin, United States

Marengo, Wisconsin, United States
Nice used working CDI Box, Fits Only 1984 Bravo 250 according to oem p/n
Brand:Yamaha Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:8V7-85540-M0-00 CDI, Engine Ignition Box

Good working cdi box removed from a running 1984 Yamaha Bravo 250. Good used condition with normal signs of use and age, some minor stains, scuffs. You should be sure this will fit your machine before purchasing.

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