2003 Suzuki Ltz 400 Kfx 400 Stator & Cover on 2040-parts.com
Branchdale, Pennsylvania, US
2003 SUZUKI LTZ 400
STATOR & COVER
IN GOOD CONDITION
NOT CRACKED OR EPOXIED
WIRES & PLUGS ARE GOOD
STATOR IS NOT WORN
CAME OFF RUNNING BIKE
READY FOR USE
ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK
MAY FIT OTHER MAKES AND MODELS
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