2009 Summit 800r Xp Wire Harness Complete Main Power Tek 08 09 10 11 12 13 on 2040-parts.com
Central Square, New York, United States
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Main wire harness removed from a nonwrecked perfectly running 09 Summit 800R
Title is used for key words, exact sled(09 Summit 800R with powertek, 2200 miles) Check with your local Ski-Doo Dealer to verify fitment before purchasing. Parts are used and you should expect dirt, greese, oil and scratches as any used part will have to some level. Please ask any questions before purchasing. Shipping twice a week. Entire sled parted if you need something from an 09 Summit let me know. |
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