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Yamaha Yz426f Intake Camshaft on 2040-parts.com

US $15.40
Location:

North Bend, Washington, US

North Bend, Washington, US
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This auction is for an intake camshaft in good condition.

This item was removed from a 2002 Yamaha YZ426F.  It may fit other years and models, check with your dealer before purchasing for fitment questions.

This item functions perfectly.

This part may fit the following vehicles. It is the buyer's responsibility to verify compatibility with your dealer.

2000 YZ426F

2001 YZ426F

2002YZ426F

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