Seadoo Xp Mpem 1995 Sea Doo 717 Video 720 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Walton Beach, Florida, US
1995 Seadoo XP MPEM. Great working condition. All wires that connect to box come with this unit, including wire that routes to hood. I have short video to show that unit operates: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82FBAgmRsi4&feature=youtu.be . Safety lanyard switch does work and comes with MPEM, but clip part of switch housing cracked off. This item does have a 14 day return period, please keep in mind that unit is tested and working and that a return will include a 25% restocking fee. Thanks!
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