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Crankshaft Pin - Yamaha Gpx338, Gpx433, Srx340, Srx440 - 878-11681-00-00 on 2040-parts.com

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Phoenix, Oregon, United States

Phoenix, Oregon, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:878-11681-00-00 Fitment:GPX338, GPX433, SRX340, SRX440 Brand:Yamaha

New old stock Crankshaft Pin. Yamaha part # 878-11681-00-00. No issues. Genuine Yamaha. Fits the following models:

  • 1974-1975 GPX338, GPX433
  • 1976 SRX340, SRX440

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