1994 Atv Polaris Sportsman 400 Start Stop Override Over Ride Headlight Switch on 2040-parts.com
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States
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Used 1994 sportsman kill switch, headlight, override and start button assembly.
Not tested. More than likely it works but no guarantees. Machine was parted. It will sit on our shelf until we need it then we will test it. Email me w any questions. Buyer pays actual shipping and handling. No returns as item is described how it is in the ad. Thanks and Happy shopping from HanyBloomy Customs! :) |
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