Yamaha 50-400 / 600 Starter Solenoid '86-'13, PH375-AYA01, 3AY-81940-00-00

Yamaha 50-400 / 600 Starter Solenoid '86-'13, PH375-AYA01, 3AY-81940-00-00

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Yamaha 50-400 / 600 Starter Solenoid '86-'13, PH375-AYA01, 3AY-81940-00-00ITEM#: PH375 AYA01 STARTER SOLENOID YAMAHA 50 400 600 86 13 OEM#: 3AY 81940 00 00, 3MW 81940 00 00, 3MW 81940 01 00, 4KB 81940 00 00, 4KD 81940 00 00, 5EH 81940 00 00, 5GT 81940 00 00 BRAND: PROTORQUE FITMENTS: Make Model Year(s) Yamaha Big Bear 350 1987 1999 Yamaha Breeze 125 1989 2004 Yamaha Grizzly 125 2004 2013 Yamaha Grizzly 600 1999 2001 Yamaha Grizzly 80 2005 2008 Yamaha Kodiak 400 1993 1999 Yamaha Raptor 50 2004 2008 Yamaha Raptor 80 2005 2008

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