zero effort shifter cable installation
#1
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How do I connect my cables to the zero effort throttle/shifter? I have 33c cables and I do not see how they connect. Where I would think the cables should attach there is only a pin that goes through the bottom of the shift lever. Am I missing something? Any tips?
Last edited by endeavour32; 06-28-2010 at 09:11 PM.
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Well I'm not the only one.... This is frustrating, when I ordered my cables from Eickert they said I didn't need anything. There has to be some sort of adaptor as I see no way to get that treaded end in and secured.
If you follow this link and look in the picture an #40 I'm taking a stab in the dark that this is the cable connection. However there is no part number for it?
http://www.crowleymarine.com/mercury...ts/2443_30.cfm
I see that your using the same trim switch that I am.. are you going to run the wires inside or outside... I have mine inside now but I'm afraid they may jam something.
If you follow this link and look in the picture an #40 I'm taking a stab in the dark that this is the cable connection. However there is no part number for it?
http://www.crowleymarine.com/mercury...ts/2443_30.cfm
I see that your using the same trim switch that I am.. are you going to run the wires inside or outside... I have mine inside now but I'm afraid they may jam something.
Last edited by endeavour32; 06-28-2010 at 09:39 PM.
#4
I just took mine apart. Apparently you must knock out the pins and use the standard cable ends. I will just make some at work. 10-32" thread
http://www.go2marine.com/product.do?no=63628F
http://www.go2marine.com/product.do?no=63628F
#7
You need the #40 connector. It is actually a hook, not a loop. You leave those pins in place, hook the pin and then secure the cable at the bottom. As long as the cable is secure, the hook will stay in place as the cable basically pulls in a straight line. Here is a better parts list from Mercruiserparts.com . #40 is listed there (and not cheap
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http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...%2C+Components
)http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...%2C+Components
#10
You need the #40 connector. It is actually a hook, not a loop. You leave those pins in place, hook the pin and then secure the cable at the bottom. As long as the cable is secure, the hook will stay in place as the cable basically pulls in a straight line. Here is a better parts list from Mercruiserparts.com . #40 is listed there (and not cheap
)
http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...%2C+Components
)http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...%2C+Components



