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Ignition & Starting Systems for Sale
- Mercury 70 75 80 90 starter 50-66015 1984-1998(US $45.00)
- 1969 johnson 25 hp outboard pull starter unit # 384279 fits many others(US $87.00)
- 1969 johnson 25 hp outboard carburetor part number 313355 with silencer(US $78.00)
- Sierra 18-6413 starter yamaha 6e5-81800-11-00 55-60hp 2 cylinder 9 tooth 115 200(US $319.99)
- Johnson evinrude starter pinion and shaft assembly 438068(US $45.00)
- Evinrude/johnson ignition coil p/n 582106(US $22.00)
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