Sierra MP39780 | Conventional 3 Position 5/8" Polyester 3 Screw Terminal 12V 15 Amp Ignition Starter Switch WINTER_FRESHWATER_AND_PLUMBING_WINTERIZING Manufacturer Part Number: S-3504C

Name: Sierra MP39780 | Conventional 3 Position 5/8" Polyester 3 Screw Terminal 12V 15 Amp Ignition Starter Switch WINTER_FRESHWATER_AND_PLUMBING_WINTERIZING Manufacturer Part Number: S-3504C
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 20192720119
Price: 31.80 USD
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Sierra MP39780 Conventional 3 Position 5 8" Polyester 3 Screw Terminal 12V 15 Amp Ignition Starter Switch WINTER_FRESHWATER_AND_PLUMBING_WINTERIZING Manufacturer Part Number: S 3504C Manufacturer Part Number: S 3504C This dedicated glass bridge style Type: Conventional Polyester Switches: Provide maximum corrosion protection and eliminate potential shorts

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