Ignition Sensor V6, V8 Mercruiser Thunderbolt Dist Sierra 18-5116-1 87-892150q02 on 2040-parts.com
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Ignition Sensor for Mercruiser V6 & V8 Thunderbolt Sierra Part # 18-5116-1 New in package, with manufacturer's warranty, ignition sensor for V6 & V8 Mercruiser Thunderbolt ignition distributors. This sensor replaces both the nut and bullet type connection sensor. Note: This redesigned sensor has 3 wires where the original sensors had only 2. The added third wire is a ground to cure the problem the original sensors had of poor grounding and subsequent early failure. Replaces OEM part #s 87-861780Q4, 87-861780A2 |
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