Heres what I recommend:
1)check local phone book for "motorcycle salvage yard"
2)go to it and take the bad module with you.
Chances are it can be matched up with something there. Or at least call them on the phone and ask.
If they don't have it, then do a web search for motorcycle salvage yards and enter exactly what you have. In the comments sections, make sure to put something like "please no stock "we have your part" answers as I want the price as well as availability". Seems some salvage yards use a generic email answer that is pure b.s. They may not have the part, but indicate they do. They also don't list the cost. So be honest up front with the salvage yards and they will be honest with you. The only problem is that you must be certain that the unit is good before installing it. I always test used parts before installing them, and inform the salvage yards that I will be testing the part before it is installed, and if it fails any of the tests it will be exchanged. Give no nonsense and take none. Perhaps I can get away with it because I operate a repair shop, but if you treat buisness people with respect it shows you mean buisness.
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