Used Johnson Evinrude Control Cable Casing Guide Connector End 381444 / 385956 on 2040-parts.com
Hopkins, Minnesota, United States
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DESCRIPTION: Used Johnson/Evinrude/OMC/Gale Control Cable Casing Guide End - for attaching to shift cable end of pre-1979 Type 400 control cable (standard cable used from 1950 to 1978). Allows cable to connect to throttle lever on side of outboard. Installation instructions included. This assembly includes the following used parts:
APPLICATION: Johnson/Evinrude/Gale Outboards --- pre-1979 End accepts pre-1979 Type 400 control cables (standard cable used 1950 thru 1978)
CONDITION: Used, Excellent working condition RETURNS: Please look at the pictures carefully. Check your cable ends and application. If you have any questions, please ask them prior to bidding. If you are NOT using pre-1979 Type 400 cables - this end will not work for you. I will not be responsible for mis-ordered parts and no returns will be accepted. SHIPPING: Note: You will be charged Only $2.70 Shipping & Handling to the lower 48 states.
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