Yahama 4.3 L Stern Drive Starter on 2040-parts.com
Hampstead, North Carolina, United States
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Yamaha 4.3 L stern drive starter, Bench tested ok, unable to test on original engine, looks to be newer than other items on engine, We try to be fair and accurate with all my auctions and descriptions. Please read each auction and bid carefully. This is not a retail store. All sales are final. We do not offer refunds on any item unless it is grossly misrepresented. If a refund is given it will only be for the cost of the item. Shipping and Handling is non refundable. Restocking and other fees may be charged. If there is a problem, we can work together to resolve the problem. I have always been extremely fair and always try to work with my reasonable customers. Negative feedback doesn't go away and should only be left as a last resort! I strive for positive feedback, harmonious relations and even some friendships. Contact us if there are any problems and we will do what we can to make your purchase a pleasant experience. NO returns and NO shipping outside the continental US. |
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