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Replacement ball joint 37S235490100 37S235490000 for Yamaha YFM350 YFM400 YFM450

~~£23.99~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

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Product information

Description

General Description

The 37S235490100 and 37S235490000 replacement ball joints are designed for excellent durability and performance. Made of high-quality metal, they guarantee exceptional robustness. Their installation is simple and requires no complicated tools, making them convenient to use. A thorough analysis of dimensions and materials ensures optimal compatibility with original parts.

Technical Specifications

Condition: 100% Brand New
Item Type: Ball Joint
Material: Metal
Color: As shown in the picture
OE Numbers: 37S-23549-01-00, 37S-23549-00-00, 5FU-F3549-00-00

Compatibility and Accessories

2004-2006: YFM350/YFM350F BRUIN 2WD/4WD
2007-2011: YFM350 GRIZZLY IRS 4WD
2007-2014: YFM350F GRIZZLY 4WD
2007-2011: YFM350 Grizzly 2WD
2006-2009: YFM350X Wolverine 4WD
2000-2004: YFM400 Big Bear 2WD
2000-2006: YFM400 Big Bear 4WD
2007-2012: YFM400 BIG BEAR IRS 4WD
2007-2008: YFM400 GRIZZLY IRS 4WD
2003-2004: YFM400 KODIAK 2WD
2003-2006: YFM400 KODIAK 4WD
2011-2014: YFM450 GRIZZLY EPS 4WD
2007-2014: YFM450 GRIZZLY IRS 4WD
2003-2006: YFM450 KODIAK 4WD
2006-2010: YFM450FX WOLVERINE 4WD
2006-2009: RHINO 450 4WD
2004-2007: RHINO 660 4WD
2008-2013: RHINO 700 FI 4WD
Package list: 1 x ball joint, 1 set of accessories

Installation

Strictly follow manufacturing standards to ensure excellent performance when installing there ball joint.

Use

These ball joints are designed to replace original parts and ensure optimal operation of compatible vehicles.

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Length
15 cm
Width
15 cm
Height
35 cm
Weight
2 kg

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