Cdi Electronics Evinrude, Johnson And Gale Outboard Motors Stator 9 Amp Stainless Steel From (173-1867)
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CDI Electronics manufactures and produces a selection of engine ignition and marine systems. They promise to provide only the best applications and marine engines manufactured from quality products.
Evinrude, Johnson and Gale Outboard Motors STATOR 9 AMP Stainless Steel FROM (173-1867) It is the part in charge of producing the electrical energy needed to charge the batteries aboard your boat. The alternating current electricity is produced by its windings. It is a coil of wire found inside the engine casing. The stator generates alternating current as a magnet attached to a shaft rotates (AC). The rectifier/regulator converts the current, which is carried through the casing on the wire of a large gauge, into DC power with a stable output.
Key Features:
- It gives a superb performance, is long-lasting, and is safe.
- It is designated to withstand repeated use.
- It is custom-made to provide the best solution to your boating troubles.
- It is certain to outperform substandard counterparts.
- It is built to withstand maritime conditions.
Specifications:
- Brand: CDI ELECTRONICS
- SKU: 173-1867
- UPC: 736983851987
- Weight: 2.40 LBS
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 173-1867
1976-1978 (150,175,200 & 235HP) Cross Flow Engines, Screw Terminal Power Pack
This product replaces:
- 581867
- 667-1731867
- 581505
- 736983851987
- 173-1505
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