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Listing for (1) 1993 Johnson Evinrude Throttle Cam #432722

For use with various JOHNSON/EVINRUDE OUTBOARD ENGINES

This Item Is Complete & Good & Useable.

This item came off of a running 1993 Johnson outboard with a bad lower unit.

MOD. #J40ELETB
SER. #G 03192274

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