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2014 rtw battery part number
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PGlaves
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I typed the number into Google ad at least a half dozen brands of batteries showed up.
PGlaves
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Which doesn't match the number in Post #4.
AntonLargiader
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Yeah, post #4 is talking about a Y50. No way a Y50 is the right battery for a wethead.
I'm seeing BMW part 61 21 8 531 121 for the R1200RTW, same as the Yuasa YTX16-BS.
I'm seeing BMW part 61 21 8 531 121 for the R1200RTW, same as the Yuasa YTX16-BS.
36654
New member
A dilemma, no?
When I do a cross-reference for replacement parts, I-
Run the OEM number
Run the replacement number
“Sometimes” run a generic replacement query
All of these number need to match before I make the part purchase.
My Dodge with the 6-B Cummins came with a MOPAR filter with a part number that is different than the (WIX) application number. Number cross references seem to need to be validated.
OM
Run the OEM number
Run the replacement number
“Sometimes” run a generic replacement query
All of these number need to match before I make the part purchase.
My Dodge with the 6-B Cummins came with a MOPAR filter with a part number that is different than the (WIX) application number. Number cross references seem to need to be validated.
OM
