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Yamaha R6 Speed Sensor With O-ring 08 09 10 Oem 4wm-83755-02-00 on 2040-parts.com

US $40.49
Location:

Huntington Beach, California, US

Huntington Beach, California, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Yamaha OEM Manufacturer Part Number:4WM-83755-02-00

YAMAHA

08-10 YZF R6

 

OEM

SPEED SENSOR WITH O-RING

 

 

Used part, speed sensor with the o-ring fits 08-10 Yamaha YZF R6. No damage in perfect working order. OEM part # 4WM-83755-02-00. Tested and works with no returns or exchanges on all of our electrical parts. 

 

THIS ITEM WAS TAKEN OFF OF A RUNNING BIKE. PLEASE SEE PICTURES.   

 We are a consignment store and are listing a lot of over stock new & used motorcycle parts. Feel free to email for other requests you are looking for.  All items are shipped within one business day of payment received. We will ship with USPS UPS.  INTERNATIONAL PUERTO RICO, CANADA, ALASKA and HAWAII shipping charges will be more; please contact us for prices. Serious bidders only. All payments are due within three business days.

 

STK# SBLD-529   BIN: S211 on 9-27-13

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