Omc Volvo Penta Stern Drive Distributor Ignition Module Rare! P# 3854077 on 2040-parts.com
Tacoma, Washington, United States
Brand new factory ignition module. Make sure this is the one you need before purchasing as there are no returns on electrical items. This part is no longer available from the factory and I have found no alternative parts to use. One only so get it now before its gone. Thanks for looking. Please visit our store if you have time.
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