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Nos Yamaha Crankcase Cover R.h. 1981-83 Xj650, '81-83 Xj750, '85 Xj700. Oem on 2040-parts.com

US $41.95
Location:

Kingsport, Tennessee, US

Kingsport, Tennessee, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Warranty:No Part Brand:Yamaha Manufacturer Part Number:4H7-15421-02-00

NOS Yamaha right hand crankcase cover. Yamaha lists as fitting the 1981-83 XJ650 H,J,K, 1981-81 XJ750 RH,RJ SECA, 1982-83 XJ750 J,K MAXIM, 1985 XJ700N/NC MAXIM. OEM# 4H7-15421-02-00 (also -01-00 & 00-00 suffixes). New from dealership stock. This is the only one we have.

Will be glad to ship internationally by USPS 1st Class. Package should be about 2 pounds 3 ounces. International buyers responsible for shipping costs, tariffs, fees and restrictions.

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