2003 03 Yamaha Rx1 Mtn Left Heat Exchanger / Cooler,excellent No Tears,or Welds on 2040-parts.com
Hudson Falls, New York, United States
a used low mileage left heat exchanger off a 03 Yamaha rx1 ,no damage ,no welds ,couple of rivet holes have tears from removal as seen ,clean, new heatpaint, nice fit 03 -2010 Yamaha sleds
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