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WPI Miscellaneous Surplus Items WPI Miscellaneous Surplus Items Part # Description Sum of Surplus Qty 06.84.059-MOT SEAL, 11 X 4 MM 295 06.80.600-MOT SPARK PLUG EXTENSION 275 06.85.945-12-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 215 95.01.141-24-MOT Shielded primary lead, 24 in. 207 06.80.126-MOT CRIMP TERMINAL 198 95.90.030-24-MOT Shielded High Tension Lead 24" 170 06.50.161-MOT USE 06.50.164 120 22.85.802-MOT CRIMP TERMINAL 88 95.09.060-12-MOT IGNITION COIL, 12" 86 06.80.261-1-MOT IGNITION COIL TERMINAL 180KL R 86 95.09.055-MOT SHIELD IGN. COIL 85 22.80.009-MOT CONNECTOR 90, 1 KOHM, 1 PC. 80 06.81.051-MOT O-RING VITON 75 95.09.053-MOT Ignition Coil 72 GT3-1-MOT SPARK PLUG 70 95.09.070-MOT EXTERNALLY MOUNTED IGNITION CO 68 06.85.739-16-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 68 06.84.008-MOT SECONDARY COIL BOOT 66 95.09.040-12-MOT USE 95.09.222-12 64 22.85.803-MOT CRIMP TERMINAL 64 GE3-1-MOT SPARK PLUG 58 06.80.030-MOT USE 06.80.261-100 54 06.85.797-24-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 51 95.99.200-2-MOT PRIMARY LEAD KIT 50 43.30.016-20-MOT Harness, 180° Connector both 46 ICPB432-MOT Spark Plug, M14 x 1,25 44 06.80.515H-MOT Coil Extension Repair Kit 39 43.30.016-25-MOT Harness, 180° Connector both 38 95.09.100-MOT Ignition Coil, Flange Version 36 06.85.423-K-MOT LEAD 36 06.85.751-K-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 36 06.88.009-20-MOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 35 06.85.751-18-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 34 95.01.041-30-MOT Shielded Primary Lead 30" 33 06.50.055-MOT Ignition Coil, Blue 32 06.84.069-MOT GROMMET FOR VHP 32 95.09.061-14.5-MOT Ignition Coil, 14.5" 30 06.85.423-16-MOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 30 A740746-MOT-MOT Primary Harness 29 06.85.580H-K-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 29 06.50.154-MOT CAT COIL REPLACEMENT 27 06.80.420H-MOT Coil Extension Repair Kit 27 75.10.097-MOT Flat Bar, 180 (Standard) 27 95.09.002-MOT USE 95.09.055 26 06.85.675-16-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 25 06.99.200-2-MOT Primary Lead Kit - Non Shielde 25 energy.wpi.com |[email protected] WPI Miscellaneous Surplus Items 75.10.096-MOT Bracket, 40x49 mm (Standard) 25 06.30.094-8-MOT PRIMARY LEAD 24 66.60.001-250-MOT Pickup, Magnetic, 5/8" - 18 UN 23 43.30.004-60-MOT Cable, Detonation Sensor (18m 23 06.80.340-T-MOT SPARK PLUG EXTENSION 22 06.85.993-24-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 22 06.85.751-20-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 22 06.88.009-16-MOT HIGH TENSION LEADS 20 06.50.035-MOT Ignition Coil, Blue, Flange Ty 19 06.85.649-16-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 18 77.41.317-25-MOT Harness, Length 25, 90° Conne 17 06.84.047-MOT SEAL 14MM (0.55) 17 GI3-1-MOT SPARK PLUG 16 25.00.202-MOT Repair Kit, Gasket 16 75.10.303-MOT BRACKET 16 95.09.060-14.5-MOT Ignition Coil, 14.5" 15 S2B812BEX14-MOT SPARK PLUG, M18 X 1.5 15 06.88.006-16-MOT HIGH TENSION LEADS 15 06.85.667-K-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 14 06.88.006-20-MOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 14 06.20.026-1-MOT TRIGGER DISC, 1 MAGNET 13 S2B732BEX6-010-MOT SPARK PLUG 13 DCPB432BEX12-014-MOT EXTENDED BARREL SPARK PLUG 13 95.90.020-13-MOT SHIELDED HIGH TENSION LEAD 13 13 06.50.102-MOT Ignition Coil, Red 13 S2B832BEX12-MOT SPARK PLUG 12 S2B732BEX6-014-MOT SPARK PLUG 12 06.85.993-30-MOT POLYMOT SPARK PLUG LEAD 12 06.80.039-MOT GROMMET 12 06.50.141-MOT Ignition Coil 11 95.09.031-MOT USE 95.09.233-6 11 06.85.705-16-MOT POLYMOT HI-TENSION LEAD 11 06.88.008-20-MOT USE 06.88.009-L 11 06.98.110-MOT ADAPTOR, TIMING LIGHT, 2-POLE 11 06.50.153-MOT Ignition Coil 10 66.60.002-450-MOT Pickup 5/8 - 18 UNF x 4.50 10 25.00.203-MOT Repair Kit, Gasket, High Tempe 10 02.85.992-MOT Shielded Secondary Kit, M3 10 06.50.164-MOT Ignition Coil 9 95.09.033-6-MOT USE 95.09-233-6 9 ICPB812-MOT Spark Plug, M18 x 1,5 9 66.60.002-250-MOT Pickup, Hall-Effect, 5/8" - 18 9 06.85.799-K-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 9 GN3-1-MOT DENSO SPARK PLUG 9 06.85.786-22-MOT SUP 8G825 IGN LEAD 6-OHM 8 06.85.1066-12-MOT SPARK PLUG 8 06.85.326-13-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 8 energy.wpi.com |[email protected] WPI Miscellaneous Surplus Items 06.85.674-16-MOT POLYMOT SPARK PLUG LEAD 8 06.85.697-16-MOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 8 75.10.280-MOT FLAT BAR 90DEG 8 44.01.025-MOT DUST COLLECTOR BAG FOR SPARK P 8 19.60.029-MOT Oxygen Sensor, Shielded 7 95.90.030-14-MOT SHIELDED HIGH TENSION LEAD 14" 7 95.09.222-12-MOT INTEGRAL IGNITION COIL 6 95.09.012-12-MOT USE 95.09.222-12 6 95.09.222-6-MOT INTEGRAL IGNITION COIL 6 07.99.022-2-18-MOT MAGNETIC SPARK PLUG SOCKET 6 06.85.649-24-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 6 06.80.309-T-MOT SPARK PLUG EXTENSION 6 06.85.688-16-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 6 06.85.580H-28-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 6 06.85.326-16-MOT POLYMOT SPARK PLUG LEAD 6 07.98.114-34-MOT Seat & Thread Reconditioner M1 6 06.88.009-K-MOT High Tension Lead - RL85G 6 06.71.007-MOT Pickup Lead, 400" 6 06.84.040-MOT SEAL SILICONE 6 77.81.614-AA-MOT DETCON RAIL 5 95.86.614-NAN-MOT Wiring Rail Waukesha 5 19.60.027-MOT Oxygen Sensor, Standard 5 06.20.070-MOT HUB 5 06.30.107-MOT Primary Harness 5 95.01.020-24-MOT Shielded Primary Lead 24" 5 95.01.010-18-MOT Shielded Cable Assembly 18" 5 77.42.125-25-MOT Harness, Length 25 (7.5 m), 18 4 25.00.118-50-MOT Filter Element, 18", 50 Micron 4 95.09.061-11-MOT USE 95.09.122-11 4 06.50.035-30-A-MOT FLANGE IGNITION COIL WITH INTE 4 95.40.314-15-MOT Harness, Length 15, 90° Conne 4 06.05.075-MOT JUNCTION BOX 4 06.02.022-160-MOT Analog Input Harness for 06.00 4 95.70.002-450-MOT HALL EFFECT PICKUP THREAD LENG 4 02.85.757-MOT Spark Plug Wire, 100 ft., blue 4 19.60.022-MOT UEGO Heat Shield 4 95.01.120-15-MOT Shielded primary lead, 15 in. 4 95.01.020-42-RC-MOT REPAIR KIT 90DEG LENGTH 42 IN. 4 06.99.200-1-MOT Primary Lead Kit - Non Shielde 4 44.01.009-MOT Glass Bead Blasting Grit (1 kg 4 66.00.855-12-D-MOT MIC850 Ignition Controller 3 06.80.261-100-MOT CONNECTOR 180 KL RESISTOR - 10 3 77.86.614-RAN-MOT IGNITION RAIL WITHOUT COILS 3 06.81.051-100-MOT O-Ring, Viton, 100 pcs. 3 95.60.020-432-MOT SHIELDED PICKUP LEAD, 432" 3 77.40.414-25-MOT Harness, 14-pole, 90°, Pin, 2 3 07.99.022-4-16-MOT MAGNETIC SPARK PLUG SOCKET 13/ 3 energy.wpi.com |[email protected] WPI Miscellaneous Surplus Items 75.10.303-10-MOT Bracket, 40x40 mm (Standard), 3 95.70.002-250-MOT Pickup, Hall-Effect, 5/8" - 18 3 95.01.020-36-MOT Shielded Primary Lead 36" 3 06.71.002-25-MOT Pickup Lead, 25 ft. 3 06.85.688-K-MOT POLYMOT HIGH TENSION LEAD 3 07.98.118-34-MOT Seat & Thread Reconditioner M1 3 06.80.751-MOT Ignition coil repair kit 3 06.80.126-100-MOT Crimp Terminal, 100 pcs. 3 43.00.120-MOT DetCon20 Control Unit, CSA + I 2 66.00.410-16-MOT MIC4 ignition controller 2 06.00.516-MOT USE 66.00.359-12 2 96.11.001-9-MOT Ignition controller overhaul - 2 96.11.014-145-MOT IGNITION CONTROLLER OVERHAUL 2 22.80.009-100-MOT Connector 90°, 1 kOhm, 100 pc 2 95.86.607-AAN-MOT IGN. RAIL, SHIELDED, W/O COILS 2 19.60.007-MOT UEGO Oxygen Sensor 2 56.03.002-MOT SENSOR,NOX 24V 2 06.20.069-12-MOT TRIGGER DISC-SLOTTED 2 95.40.319-25-MOT OUTPUT HARNESS 2 06.50.151-MOT Ignition Coil 2 06.84.059-100-MOT Seal, 11 x 4 mm, 100 pcs. 2 06.31.036-160-MOT Output Harness for 06.00.516/5 2 06.31.035-160-MOT Output Harness for 06.00.515, 2 06.85.909-24-MOT POLYMOT SPARK PLUG LEAD 2 19.71.015-15-MOT Oxygen Sensor Lead, 15 m 2 95.60.020-36-MOT Shielded Pickup Lead, 36" 2 06.98.043-10-MOT Timing Light, 10 ft.
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