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New Yamaha Waverunner Pwc Glove Box Lid Latch Fastener Fx Cruiser Ho Sho on 2040-parts.com

US $34.95
Location:

Naples, Florida, United States

Naples, Florida, United States
NEW Yamaha WaveRunner PWC Glove Box Lid Latch Fastener FX Cruiser HO SHO, US $34.95, image 1
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:nonbranded Brand:nonbranded

THIS AUCTION IS FOR A
BRAND NEW

New OE Replacemnt 

Yamaha Hood Latch Lock 

for 

2006 2007 2008 

FX/FX Cruiser 

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 

FX HO/Cruiser HO 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 

FX SHO/Cruiser SHO


Replace your broken hood latch lock with a new SBT direct OE replacement hood latch lock.

All models may not be listed but if you have any questions about fitment please message us..



Applications:

2006-2008 FX
2006-2008 FX Cruiser
2006-2013 FX HO
2008-2014 FX Cruiser SHO
2008-2014 FX SHO
2014 FX SVHO/Cruiser SVHO

These are in stock and ready to ship

USE WHAT THE PRO'S USE 

The item is ready to install 

These are in stock and ready to ship

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We have listed or can get what you need to get you PWC back on the water...


PLEASE NOTE YOUR MAKE AND MODEL UPON CHECK OUT 
TO ASSURE YOU GET THE CORRECT ITEM 

Please see photos

for all included


International shipping is also available.  

We use USPS and rarely have problems however we cannot accept responsibility for lost packages, hold ups at customs which can happen and would ask you to check with them first, 

or any other circumstances that can happen with international shipping.  


The item is ready to install 

They are in stock and usually ship within 24 hours 

Please see photos

for all included


 12-400
OEM: F1X-62875-00-00

Please allow 2-3 business days for handling.

Ships FREE AND FULLY insured!!!



  APO, AE, HI, AK, PR, MH and international shipping rates apply!! 

If you live in any of these locations, email me about shipping cost BEFORE placing a bid. Thanks!



Returns are accepted for 14 days from receipt of purchase except for AS-IS items. AS-IS sales are FINAL with NO RETURNS. Please read our return policy for specific details. Purchases will NOT be marked as a gift. All international buyers are responsible for paying their countries tariffs and taxes.


On Aug-05-15 at 02:58:22 PDT, seller added the following information:

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