Sierra MP41080 | 4 Position 5/8" Polyester 6 Screw 1 Boss Terminal 12V 15 Amp Ignition Starter Switch seachoice-polypropylene-pry-up-deck-plate Manufacturer Part Number: 7557-7

Name: Sierra MP41080 | 4 Position 5/8" Polyester 6 Screw 1 Boss Terminal 12V 15 Amp Ignition Starter Switch seachoice-polypropylene-pry-up-deck-plate Manufacturer Part Number: 7557-7
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48971271685
Price: 38.25 USD
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Sierra MP41080 4 Position 5 8" Polyester 6 Screw 1 Boss Terminal 12V 15 Amp Ignition Starter Switch seachoice polypropylene pry up deck plate Manufacturer Part Number: 7557 7 Manufacturer Part Number: 7557 7 All components are then finished with a durable 5 mil TGIC polyester Terminals: 6 Screw Polyester Switches: Provide maximum corrosion protection and eliminate potential shorts

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