Mercury 805759T3 | Replacement Ignition Rotor and Cap Kit - for Marinized, V-8 General Motors Engines with Thunderbolt PVTOIMA3 Fits Mercury/Mariner 65 hp (4

Name: Mercury 805759T3 | Replacement Ignition Rotor and Cap Kit - for Marinized, V-8 General Motors Engines with Thunderbolt PVTOIMA3 Fits Mercury/Mariner 65 hp (4
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SKU: 88798809052
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Mercury 805759T3 | Replacement Ignition Rotor and Cap Kit - for Marinized, V-8 General Motors Engines with Thunderbolt PVTOIMA3 Fits Mercury/Mariner 65 hp (4

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Mercury 805759T3 Replacement Ignition Rotor and Cap Kit for Marinized, V 8 General Motors Engines with Thunderbolt PVTOIMA3 Fits Mercury Mariner 65 hp (4 Fits Mercury Mariner 65 hp (4 cylinder) through V 6 outboards with short vane impellers and fits MerCruiser I R MR Alpha drives (s n 2495186 0D469858) A total of 50 feet (15 Replacement ignition rotor and cap kit 805759T3 is for use on marinized stiffness and resistance to warpage

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