Ranger Boat Dash Master Control on 2040-parts.com
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, US
OEM Ranger Boat Dash Control Panel. Controller has two wired plug receptacles. One is a six-pin male plug, the other is a nine-pin female plug with 8 wires - the center pin is open. Part has no signs of being installed and came out of Ranger dealer inventory. This part has not been tested. I believe this part retails for well over $200, but am listing this with no reserve and a $0.99 opening bid. BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
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