Marpac Marine Push To Choke Ignition Switch Mercury Boat Key Switch 7-1155 New on 2040-parts.com
Vero Beach, Florida, US
Marpac Ignition/Choke Switch For Mercury Marine. Some Features: • Delrin body with brass back-up nut and hex black plastic. • 3 positions: Off-Ignition-Start. • “Push-To-Choke” feature. • Replaces most Mercury. • Accommodates 5/8” panel. • Magneto. 7-1155 6 Wires Potted Base
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