Used 128GB Classic Apple iPod 3rd Generation Refurbished with New Battery (Flash Mod)

Used 128GB Classic Apple iPod 3rd Generation Refurbished with New Battery (Flash Mod)

Marsoni

M251S

$104.95

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Used 128GB Classic Apple iPod 3rd Generation Refurbished with New Battery (Flash Mod)Used 128GB 3rd Gen Apple iPod Classic w New Battery Along with a new 1050mAh battery, this iPod has been flash modded with an adapter & ultra fast 128GB flash drive (max size), making it faster, quieter, and more durable with longer battery life and larger storage capacity. Everything else is completely factory original (100% genuine Apple). The iPod 3rd generation (A1040) was released by Apple in 2003 and features a monochrome display, 4 lighted

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Definitely better than the old plugs that probably had 80k miles on them. The one star off is because I had a misfire after installing. Not sure if I damaged the plug or what, but a reinstall didn't fix the misfire. In my genius, I rushed to try to gap it and ended up breaking the iridium tip. Put the old plug into cylinder 3 (where the misfire was) and it was fine. Gonna have to get a new single tomorrow at my local shop, but a bit frustrating to get a misfire after install.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026