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Yamaha F250 Pressure Regulator 4-stroke 250 Hp Outboard Motor #6p2-13906-00-00 on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
Location:

Gulfport, Mississippi, United States

Gulfport, Mississippi, United States
Used but in like new condition...Guaranteed to function correctly!
Brand:Yamaha Manufacturer Part Number:6P2-13906-00-00

YAMAHA F250 Pressure Regulator (#6P2-13906-00-00)

Used but in like new condition as pictured in detail with original packaging...Guaranteed to function correctly. To the best of my knowledge, this regulator was installed in a trouble-shooting effort to find a problem and turns out the regulator wasn't the problem so it was put back in its original packaging.  Fits 2005 & newer Yamaha 4-stroke 250hp outboards (F250). Comes exactly as pictured.. Retail is $307+

I will ship via USPS Priority Mail within the Continental US ONLY for $6.95. NO International Shipping. Payments only accepted by Paypal.  Please email me with questions...I work during the day so typically cannot answer phone calls but I will reply to your email in a timely fashion and ship immediately once I have confirmed your payment at paypal. Thanks!

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