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Mercruiser Thunderbolt Ignition Sensor Kit, V6 & V8 (1981-1997), 18-5116-1 - Emp on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
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Nixa, Missouri, United States

Nixa, Missouri, United States
MerCruiser Thunderbolt Ignition Sensor Kit, V6 & V8 (1981-1997), 18-5116-1 - EMP, US $40.00, image 1
Condition:New Brand:EMP Country of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:87-08107

MerCruiser Thunderbolt Ignition Sensor Kit

Thunderbolt ignition sensor kit for MerCruiser V6 and V8 engines with Thunderbolt distributors,
with nut connectors (1981-1997).

This is an aftermarket part replacing:
MerCruiser part #87-892150Q02
Sierra part #18-5116-1


EMP part #87-08107

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