1999 Polaris Slh 700 Start / Stop / Bilge Switch With Choke Cable on 2040-parts.com
Sherwood, Oregon, United States
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This is a Start / Stop / Bilge switch from a running 1999 Polaris SLH 700 that is being parted out. Also includes the choke cable. Part is in good working order with no issues. This will fit other Polaris skis like the SLX and SLT but please be sure to check the part will work on your ski. Have many other parts available for this ski so if you would like something else feel free to contact me with what you need. Any other questions please let me know.
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