Charge Coil Charger Assy Fit Yamaha Outboard 70hp 60hp 50hp E60 M P60 6h3-85520 on 2040-parts.com
Singapore, Singapore
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This is a brand new QUALITY aftermarket CHARGE COIL (CDI MAGNETO) that fits YAMAHA OUTBOARD 50HP, 60HP, 70HP models (2 Strokes).
You get exactly the CHARGE COIL in a nice packaging seen in the picture! Item sent from Singapore as registered international air parcel, with tracking no#.
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