1996 Mercury 225 3.0l Ignition Coils on 2040-parts.com
Sand Lake, Michigan, US
Here's 6 clean, functional, used ignition coils from a 1996 Mercury 225 3.0L outboard motor.They came off from a good running motor that we are parting out. We've sold the powerhead but have everything else. Check my feedback on the powerhead, another happy customer. I do not sell junk. Thanks for your consideration. Much more to come!
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