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Kawasaki Starter Motor Bendix Flywheel Cover W/oil Block Off Plate 1989 Sx 650 on 2040-parts.com

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Bowdon, Georgia, United States

Bowdon, Georgia, United States
GOOD CONDITION AND WORKING STARTER MOTOR WITH BOTH GROUND CABLES BENDIX AND FLYWHEEL COVER WITH OIL INJECTION BLOCK OFF PLATE. FROM A 1989 SX 650 JET SKI.
Brand:KAWASAKI OEM Warranty:No

 GOOD CONDITION AND WORKING STARTER MOTOR WITH GROUNDS, BENDIX AND FLYWHEEL COVER WITH BLOCK OFF PLATE FROM A 1989 SX 650 JET SKI.    .........THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!!!

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