Nockenwellen-Kipphebel für Yamaha XV250 Virago V-Star 250 1988-010 Indian Fuel Pump Besonderheiten:Zustand: WiederaufbereitetMaterial: MetallHersteller-Teilenummer: 68002342AD Version:PWM-50A Blue

Name: Nockenwellen-Kipphebel für Yamaha XV250 Virago V-Star 250 1988-010 Indian Fuel Pump Besonderheiten:Zustand: WiederaufbereitetMaterial: MetallHersteller-Teilenummer: 68002342AD Version:PWM-50A Blue
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SKU: 86747540374
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Nockenwellen Kipphebel für Yamaha XV250 Virago V Star 250 1988 010 Indian Fuel Pump Besonderheiten:Zustand: WiederaufbereitetMaterial: MetallHersteller Teilenummer: 68002342AD Version:PWM 50A Blue Besonderheiten:Zustand: WiederaufbereitetMaterial: MetallHersteller Teilenummer: 68002342AD da sonst der Mainboard Chip beschädigt werden kann Funktioniert nachweislich mit allen werkseitigen Zylinderkopfkomponenten Ausstattung:

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