Oem Seadoo Ignition Cdi Mpem 1997 Xp 787 800 278001078 on 2040-parts.com
Maitland, Florida, United States
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OEM SEADOO IGNITION CDI MPEM 1997 XP 787 800 278001078. This is part of stock I received that is New Old Stock. I have no way of knowing if it was used for a few hours or not, but it came with other electronic parts and those had never been used. I will take it as NOS as the other parts are as well. If there was any problem with it upon reciept, we would offer a full refund if the exact part was shipped back to us exactly as we had shipped out as. We have sold several electronic parts for Sea Doo's and have not had one issue.
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