John Deere Snowmobile Prestolite Cdi Unit on 2040-parts.com
Fullarton, Ontario, CA
You are bidding on a used Prestolite CDI unit removed from a CCW Kioritz John Deere snowmobile motor, it was a 340 reed valve engine and the unit did work when motor was parted out. This unit will also work on some Kohler motors used in Merc snowmobiles. Shipping will be $10.00 shipped to Canada or USA via U.S postal services or Canada Post.
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