Mopar Orange Ignition Control Module And Ballast Resistor on 2040-parts.com
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, US
Up for sale is a Mopar Orange Ignition Control Module and Ballast Resistor. Module is part # P4120505 and ballast is P5206436. I went a different direction with my ignition and never ended up using these parts. Thanks for looking and good luck.
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