Yamaha Outboard Ignition Coils on 2040-parts.com
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Yamaha outboard coils
Listing is for all 3 coils Suits wide range of year an hp models Came off a running 50hp 2005 model motor and work perfectly Please make sure this item suits your outboard if unsure you can Call me on 0487802109 PICKUP WELCOME ON ALL MY ITEMS IN EPPING 3076 ( CASH ONLY IF PICKING UP ITEM ) FITTING / SERVICES ALSO AVAILABLE CHECK OUT MY OTHER ITEMS, IF YOU CANT FIND WHAT YOUR LOOKING FOR EMAIL OR CALL ME, I HAVE A HUGE RANGE OF OUTBOARD PARTS AND CAN LIST ITEM ON EBAY FOR YOU NOTE; 7 DAY REFUND IF PART IS FAULTY ONLY THERE IS NO REFUND FOR INCORRECT PARTS PURCHASED SO MAKE SURE THIS PART IS WHAT YOU NEED BEFORE PURCHASE OR CALL IF UNSURE . |
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