Black Oak LED 2FM-POD10CR | Oak 2" Marine LED Pod Light Flood Optics White Housing Pro Series 3.0 | Black EPAFUEGAU3 Ignition sesnor assembly fits ALL

Name: Black Oak LED 2FM-POD10CR | Oak 2" Marine LED Pod Light Flood Optics White Housing Pro Series 3.0 | Black EPAFUEGAU3 Ignition sesnor assembly fits ALL
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42090330444
Price: 127.69 USD
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Rating: 4.5922 (14 reviews)

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Black Oak LED 2FM POD10CR Oak 2" Marine LED Pod Light Flood Optics White Housing Pro Series 3.0 Black EPAFUEGAU3 Ignition sesnor assembly fits ALL Ignition sesnor assembly fits ALL Mercury Marine V6 and V8 ignitions using Thundebolt IV and Thunderbolt V distributors Large size terminals have a mounting face that can be gasketed or bedded to provide a water tight installation Category: Lighting Pods & Cubes 8 Bulb Type = LED Bulb Watts = 40 Waterproof = Yes Wireless = No

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