7l-8-358 Mci Triple Function Device on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, US
The 7L-8-358 is a solid state device that protects the engine on a MCI bus.
It disengages the starter, controls low oil alarm and over charging batteries
This device will help protect your engine. It has its own voltage regulator.
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