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Mercruiser 888 Wire Harness 9-pin Assembly Ford Boat Motor Sterndrive on 2040-parts.com

US $98.99
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Kawkawlin, Michigan, United States

Kawkawlin, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used

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CAME FROM A SMALL NOTHERN MICHIGAN MARINA'S REPAIR SHOP INVENTORY

MERCRUISER 888 ENGINE HARNESS ASSEMBLY

MERCURY PART#60351

9-PIN PLUG

INCLUDES STARTER SOLENOID

WIRING AND CONNECTORS INTACT EXCEPT FOR ONE PURPLE WIRE WAS SPLICED

BELIEVED TO BE COMPATIBLE WITH FORD INBOARD MOTORS

FRESHWATER USE ONLY

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