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Yamaha Exciter 440 Piston, Gp 440 on 2040-parts.com

US $43.00
Location:

Baldwin, Wisconsin, United States

Baldwin, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Unbranded

New after market piston, ring, pin & cir clips that fit a +.020 (+.5MM) bore Yamaha fan cooled 440, or 433 snowmobile motor.  The STD. bore is 68, this +.020 piston measures 68.44

It is listed to fit 1975-77 GP440 1A, 75 TL433 G, 75-78 Exciter 440 A/B, 79-81 Exciter 440 C/D/E, 76-77 STX 440 A, 76-77 PR440 1A

Part number listed as F09-806-02 or 09-G7-808-02

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