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81-83 Yamaha Xv920 Xv 920 Virago Xv750 750 Hitachi Carburetor Diaphragm Slide on 2040-parts.com

US $79.00
Location:

Biloxi, Mississippi, United States

Biloxi, Mississippi, United States
NO HOLES. NO TEARS.
Brand:HITACHI Manufacturer Part Number:4X7-14940-01-00 Type:Throttle Slide

THIS IS ONE USED CARBURATOR SLIDE FROM A 1982 YAMAHA XV920RJ VIRAGO   MOTORCYCLE        ITS IN  WORKING CONDITION.   NO HOLES.  NO TEARS.   YOU GET WHATS IN PHOTO.      EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS.  (parts lot C)
 
  This Yamaha 4X7-14940-01-00 DIAPHRAGM ASY is used on these models and components:

  1981 VIRAGO 750 - XV750H CARBURETOR  

 1981 XV920RH CARBURETOR  

 1982 VIRAGO 750 - XV750J CARBURETOR  

 1982 XV920J CARBURETOR  

 1982 XV920RJ CARBURETOR  

 1983 MIDNIGHT VIRAGO 750 - XV750MK CARBURETOR  

 1983 VIRAGO 750 - XV750K CARBURETOR  

 1983 XV920K CARBURETOR  

 1983 XV920MK CARBURETOR  


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