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Yamah Golf Cart Accelerator Cable Gas 2cycle, G-1 From Pedal To Carb 70-1/2" on 2040-parts.com

US $33.50
Location:

Metamora, Michigan, United States

Metamora, Michigan, United States
YAMAH GOLF CART ACCELERATOR CABLE GAS 2CYCLE, G-1 FROM PEDAL TO CARB 70-1/2", US $33.50, image 1
Condition:New Country/Region of Manufacture:Unknown Type:Gas Brand:YAMAHA AFTER MARKET Parts:ACCELERATOR CABLE Manufacturer Part Number:J17-26311-01

  • YAMAHA GAS GOLF CART  ( 2 CYCLE ) G-1 FROM PEDAL TO CARBURETOR.
  • CABLE MEASURES 70-1/2" INCHES
  • OEM # J55-F6311-00
  • OTHER EZGO PARTS ARE AVAILABLE
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