Preffered Breaker Points P/n 391-5090 (rep Mallory 25042) For Mercruisers on 2040-parts.com
Gainesville, Florida, US
NEW BREAKER POINTS FOR MERCRUISERS. NEW. THE PART NUMBER IS 391-5090 (REP MALLORY 25042)
PLEASE MAKE SURE THIS FITS YOUR MOTOR. ALSO SEE THE PICS FOR UP-CLOSE DETAILS. YOU CAN CONTACT THE SELLER WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE.
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