Ignition Switch - Yamaha Gpx338, Gpx433, Srx340, Srx440 - 898-82508-20-00 on 2040-parts.com
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New old stock Ignition Switch. Yamaha part # 898-82508-20-00. Includes two keys. Original black wire loom has hardened slightly with age. Recommend you apply heat during installation to prevent cracking. All wires and connectors are perfect. Genuine Yamaha. Fits the following models:
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