WSM Yamaha 1000 / 1100 Armature Stator Coil '02-10 - 004-248, 60E-81410-00-00

WSM Yamaha 1000 / 1100 Armature Stator Coil '02-10 - 004-248, 60E-81410-00-00

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WSM Yamaha 1000 / 1100 Armature Stator Coil '02-10 - 004-248, 60E-81410-00-00ITEM#: 004 248 ARMATURE STATOR COIL YAMAHA 1000 1100 02 10 OEM#: 60E 81410 00 00, 60E 81410 01 00 BRAND: WSM FITMENTS: Make Model Year(s) Yamaha 212 SS 1100 2008 2010 Yamaha 212 X 1100 2008 2010 Yamaha 232 LTD 1100 2008 2009 Yamaha 232 LTD S 1100 2009 Yamaha AR 230 1000 2004 2006 Yamaha AR 230 HO 1100 2005 2009 Yamaha FX 1000 2005 2008 Yamaha FX 140 1000 2002 2004 Yamaha FX Cruiser 1000 2003 2008 Yamaha FX Cruiser HO 1100 2004 2008 Yamaha FX HO 1100

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