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Honda Outboard Premium Single Top Mount Remote Control 06240-zw5-u40 on 2040-parts.com

US $155.00
Location:

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
GOOD RIGGING FROM REPOWER INHOUSE
Brand:HONDA Manufacturer Part Number:06240-ZW5-U40

THIS SINGLE ENGINE REMOTE CONTROL WAS REMOVED FROM A BOAT REPOWERING FROM A 225HP HONDA TO A F225HP YAMAHA. PRIOR TO REMOVAL ALL SYSTEMS WERE CHECKED AND NO ISSUES WITH THE FUNCTION OF THIS REMOTE CONTROL BOX. TRIM AND TILT SWITCH WORKS GOOD-NEUTRAL SAFETY WORKS GOOD-SHIFTS INTO ALL GEARS NICE AND SMOOTHLY. THIS ASSEMBLY INCLUDES TWO 18FT PREMIUM HONDA SHIFT AND THROTTLE CONTROL CABLES IN GOOD REUSABLE CONDITION. COSEMETICALLY IN GOOD CONDITION-A LITTLE BLEMISHED ON CHROME HANDLE BUT NOT PITTED. NO CRACKS IN PLASTICS AND HOUSING\BODY IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. FOR ALL SPECS AND APPLICATIONS REFERENCE PART NUMBER 06240-ZW5-U40.

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