Yamaha Srx440a 1977 Carburetor Main Jet #180 New Factory Oem 620-14231-36-00 on 2040-parts.com
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NEW PART GENUINE YAMAHA #180 MAIN JET This Yamaha 620-14231-36-00 JET,MAIN #180 is used on these models and components: |
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