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B-panel X10 110 397 007 12v Yanmar Engine Control Panel on 2040-parts.com

US $500.00
Location:

athens, Greece

athens, Greece
Used panel removed from a sailing boat because the engine was changed.In perfect condition.The key is missing but its a Fully working panel any of the same panel keys could operate it.12v System ideal spare part for replacing a not working one. the harness its not provited!
Brand:Yanmar Country/Region of Manufacture:Switzerland Manufacturer Part Number:B-Panel X10 110 397 007 12v

Used panel removed from a sailing boat because the engine was changed.In perfect condition.
The key is missing but its a Fully working panel any of the same panel keys could operate it.
12v System ideal spare part for replacing a not working one. the harness its not provited!

panel dimensions  180x140 mm
12v System 

Ps Iam providing as well the rubber seal and the other end of the connectors
 in order if somebody willing to extend them.

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