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2001 Triumph Tt 600 Inside Of Gas Tank Electronic Petroleum Fuel Pump Assembly on 2040-parts.com

US $129.99
Location:

Saint Louis, Missouri, US

Saint Louis, Missouri, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return policy details:Refunds are honored for defective items. We sell used parts in large quantities, if we happen to miss a scratch or ding this does not warrant a refund; that is the nature of a used product. If you order the wrong part: returns are accepted less shipping to and from. We discretely mark electrical components. You can always request shipping insurance; I'll be glad to get a cost quote for you. We are an honest, fair, and common sense company. If you have an issue, please send a polite message and we will promptly work to find an amicable solution. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No

For sale: genuine Triumph fuel pump from a 2001 TT600.

 

***CONDITION:  good, tested fine, from a running 8K machine

 

---Usually ships same or next day payment is received.  Shipping discounts are available for multiple item orders; especially international orders.  International orders are normally delivered within 2-3 weeks, however, it is not uncommon for it to take up to 12 weeks for delivery (customs).

 

---Think this fits your bike, but unsure?  Ask me, I can cross part numbers for you.   

 

---Missouri buyers must pay sales tax.

 

---We accept most major credit/debit cards and paypal.  For help with payment: email us or give the office a call (9am-5pm M-F Central Time) @ 314-771-4105 

 

 

 

The Motorcycle Mortuary is dedicated to service while still offering great prices on awesome parts. We are a fully licensed and insured motorcycle business (S499); we were here yesterday and will be here tomorrow.

 

 

 

 

WHY BUY FROM US?:

-no hassle return policy

-we stand behind what we sell...one simple email usually resolves problems

-licensed dismantlers (licensing deters tax evasion and motorcycle theft, it keeps sellers honest, and it makes sure bikes are obtained through the proper channels)

-big enough to get you quality parts, small enough for personal service

-we are a real "brick and mortar" store located in St. Louis, MO

-fast responses to emails and offers

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