Quicksilver Yamaha/mariner Remote Control W/ Teleflex Cables Mariner 40hp (40el) on 2040-parts.com
Richmond Hill, Georgia, United States
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For Auction: 1 used quicksilver Yamaha/Mariner outboard motor remote control. This unit was removed from a 1984 Mariner 40 Hp. (40EL). Control functions as it should. This control is throttle and shift only. No trim or ignition switch. 10 ft teleflex cables included, very smooth. (teleflex CC21010). Also included are the external cable brackets to mount the cables to the motor.
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