Yamaha Fzr 600 Digital Ignitor Tid14-73 3he-00 4x13 Hitachi Used on 2040-parts.com
Plant City, Florida, US
Used but good DIGITAL IGNITOR, came off of a Yamaha FZR 600, made by Hitachi. Numbers on the unit are TID14-73, 3HE-00, 4X13. I am salvaging an FZR 600 and will be posting more parts so keep looking.
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