Starter Solenoid Relay Switch For Kawasaki Bayou 300 185 Mojave 110e 1986-2002 on 2040-parts.com
US $14.99
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Brand:ALLOYWORKS
Manufacturer Part Number:27010-1075, 27010-1314
Compatible Make:Kawasaki
Compatible Model:Bayou 185 300, Mojave 110E
Warranty:Lifetime
Items Included:Starter Solenoid Relay Switch
Voltage:12V
Compatible Type:ATV,UTV
Compatible Year Range:1986-2002
UPC:Does not apply
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