New Mercruiser Ingition Amplifier 15247a1 Mefi Module Thunderbolt 4 & Harness on 2040-parts.com
Saint Peter, Minnesota, United States
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You are buying a brand new old stock Mercury Mercruiser Thunderbolt IV Ignition module & 84-15275A1 harness assembly. A boat dealer just closed and liquidated his entire business including parts that are brand. I included a picture of the box that the ignition and wiring were stored in. There is a label on the top of the box with the stock numbers. On the face of the ignition Mercruiser Thunderbolt IV is engrained in the metal and the numbers "1E30A V6-14" I'm not sure if this is the original box but I will include it with the ignition module and wiring harness. It appears to me that the ignition and harness are new. The paint is bright black on the front of the unit. The back of the ignition module is not quite a bright as the front. It appears that when the ignition module was originally manufactured they taped over the wiring harness where is snaps into the ignition and then painted over it. The harness does not appear that it has ever been taken off of the ignition module. Measures 6" high x 4" wide. This Mercruiser ignition module & harness fits many Alpha 1 Gen I and Gen II from 1987-1992 with V6 4.3 engines.
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