Porsche Ignition Coils Boxster 996 911 Coil Ignitor 99660210200 on 2040-parts.com
Union City, California, US
Up for bid is a used Porsche ignition coil for Boxster 996 911, coil ignitor part# 996.602.102.00 Item is in good used condition, removed from a 1999 Porsche Boxster Fits: 97-04 boxsters and 99-01 996, the part number is 996.602.102.00 Please see pictures of the coil you will receive. We are in the process of dismanteling the engine, so let us know if you are looking for something specific or check out our other auctions. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments... All parts are sold as is and winning bidder pays for all shipping charges. Good Luck and thank you!
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