Pulser Coil Assy Electrical Fit Yamaha Outboard 4 5 C A 4hp 5hp 6e0-85592-70 00 on 2040-parts.com
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This is a brand NEW aftermarket / replacement PULSER COIL ASSY YAMAHA OUTBOARD 4, 5 A C horsepower (2 stroke) engines.
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