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MTX Replacement Regulator Rectifier for Suzuki models - #REGSZ021 Shocks&Components s 3510 Viscosity 40 °C Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3
MTX Replacement Regulator Rectifier for Suzuki models - #REGSZ021 Shocks&Components s 3510 Viscosity 40 °C Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3
MTX Replacement Regulator Rectifier for Suzuki models - #REGSZ021 Shocks&Components s 3510 Viscosity 40 °C Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3
MTX Replacement Regulator Rectifier for Suzuki models - #REGSZ021 Shocks&Components s 3510 Viscosity 40 °C Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3

MTX Replacement Regulator Rectifier for Suzuki models - #REGSZ021 Shocks&Components s 3510 Viscosity 40 °C Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3

SKU: 77170079907
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USD59.99 USD85.99

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MTX Replacement Regulator Rectifier for Suzuki models #REGSZ021 Shocks&Components s 3510 Viscosity 40 °C Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3 s 3510 Viscosity 40 °C The control knob has 13 click settings with a total movement of 300 degrees (less than one turn) Direct Replacement: Compatible with various Suzuki models for easy installation Durable Construction: Built to withstand vibration and heat for long lasting reliability

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