Find 99 Honda TRX 400 EX Regulator in Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States, for US $19.95

Condition:Used

Description:

Up for sale the regulator that came off a 99 TRX 400EX that's being parted out.
It's in good shape and ready for use. It may fit other model years, but check your Honda dealer before you buy.

SHIPPING & PAYMENT:

All items are used and in working order unless otherwise stated. Parts show normal wear and may be dirty.
Parts may need cleaning before use. All items come with what is pictured only unless otherwise stated.
I can always provide more pictures by request so you can better see what you are receiving.

I accept Pay Pal. Your payment must be made within 5 days of the date of purchase or the close
of the auction. I am currently only shipping to the Continental United States. Item will be shipped within
1-3 days after payment is cleared. All returns are handled on a case by case basis.

PLEASE NOTE: I want to make sure that You are happy with Your purchase! If there are any problems
or any reasons that You are not satisfied, please contact me first before leaving any negative or no feedback.
I will do my best to resolve the issue to Your satisfaction.

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