Find Parts Unlimited External Ignition Coil 01-143-10 Ski-Doo Citation LSE 1987 in Loudon, Tennessee, United States, for US $24.95

Condition:New Brand:Parts Unlimited Make:Ski-Doo Manufacturer Part Number:01-143-10 Model:Citation LS, Citation LSE, Safari Citation E, Tun MPN:01-143-10

Parts Unlimited
External Ignition Coil

This item fits the following models:

Ski-Doo	Citation LS	1987
Ski-Doo	Citation LSE	1987
Ski-Doo	Safari Citation E	1990
Ski-Doo	Safari Citation E	1989
Ski-Doo	Tundra	1990
Ski-Doo	Tundra	1989
Ski-Doo	Tundra LT	1990
Ski-Doo	Tundra LT	1989
Ski-Doo	Tundra LT	1987

Type:	Ignition Coil
Style:	External
Sold as:	Each

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