Mercruiser V-8 Distributor 805185a36 With Newer Cap & Rotor on 2040-parts.com
Richmond, Virginia, United States
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I recently installed new ignition systems in both of my engines [1987 7.4L] due to a faulty Thunderbolt-IV module. These are the take-offs.
Price includes the following: - Mercruiser distributor in good condition [Mercruiser part # 805185A36] -cap and rotor with about 50 hours use DOES NOT include ignition sensor. See my other listings. If you need a Thunderbolt-IV module for a V8 engine, I have ONE of those available. |
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