Mercury,69-71 650.solinoid,choak-3078/a45068 on 2040-parts.com
Zanesville, Ohio, US
.this is a used 1969-71 650 (65hp) .choak solenoid part no.3078/a45068,not shown plunger will be shipped with solinod,thank you. 
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