Edis 4 Module + Harness + Vr Sensor Megasquirt/megajolt on 2040-parts.com
San Jose, California, United States
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Ford EDIS 4 module, harness and VR sensor. Ideal for distributor-less electronic ignition conversions and popular for use with Megasquirt, Microsquirt, Megajolt, and other aftermarket ECUs.
UN-tested and non-warrantied. No returns. |
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