Universial Voltage Regulator Tympanium on 2040-parts.com
Grand Ledge, Michigan, US
# 744603 New in baggie.tympanium voltage regulator it is universal used on ktm and many other bikes. 12v helps keep bulbs from burning out. I only list what it says on the package.
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