02 Honda Cbr 954 Cbr954rr Cbr954 Main Wiring Wire Harness on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Ohio, US
WAS TESTED BEFORE REMOVAL AND WORKED PERFECT. NO CUT WIRES.
NO BROKEN OR MISSING PLUGS. NO CORRODED CONNECTIONS.
IN GOOD USED SHAPE. DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY SUB HARNESS, NO CDI,
NO SENSORS, NO RELAYS OR ANY OTHER ELECTRICAL ITEMS.
THIS IS THE MAIN HARNESS ONLY
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