Sea Doo Gti Starter Solenoid Electrical Box Coil 720 on 2040-parts.com
Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania, US
I bought this ski with a bad engine so condition is unknown AS IS NO WARRANTIES. May fit other models and years but not responsible for your buying the wrong item. If you have questions or need any other 97 GTI parts please ask.
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