Oh, Unison Aircraft Ignition Exciter, 9047980-21, 28v on 2040-parts.com
Kidron, Ohio, US
This is an
overhauled Unison aircraft ignition exciter, p/n 9047980-21, s/n 91080177 which
is 28V. Pratt & Whitney overhauled the unit on 12/21/01, and it includes
the Authorized Release Certificate. There is an additional core charge of $1,000.00
which will be refunded when an acceptable core is returned. Please wait for an
invoice or you may add the core charge to the Seller
charges line on the checkout. You may also choose to send in your core
before we ship the part and we send out the new unit when the acceptable core
arrives.
THERE IS AN
ADDITIONAL $1,000.00 CORE CHARGE IF YOU DO NOT RETURN AN ACCEPTABLE CORE.
THIS PART WILL NOT SHIP UNTIL WE RECEIVE AN ACCEPTABLE CORE, OR A $1,000.00 CORE DEPOSIT. SEE DESCRIPTION ABOVE.
Representations: This item has been visually inspected and looks good. It is sold As-Is but is guaranteed to be as represented, and your satisfaction is important to us. Airworthiness, and applicability to a specific aircraft or its component, are the responsibility of the buyer.
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