Teleflex Boat Control Cable CC63620 | 20 Ft TFXTREME Black
Boat part number 8202565 is a new 20' OMC throttle control cable from Teleflex, part number CC63620 .
made for Four Winns Boats
Sale Price $32.89 Regular Price: $36.95
GLS Stock #: 8202565-AN652
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Boat part number 8202565 is a new 20' OMC throttle control cable from Teleflex, part number CC63620 . Commonly used on Four Winns boats, part number 041-0479 . Can be used on other boats.
Part of the TFXTREME series, this control cable is constructed from stainless steel with a plastic casing. Per the manufacturer, this cable measures approximately 20' long.
Specifications:
Part of the TFXTREME series, this control cable is constructed from stainless steel with a plastic casing. Per the manufacturer, this cable measures approximately 20' long.
Specifications:
- Boat Manufacturer: Four Winns
- Model / Year: Unavailable
- Part Number: 041-0479
- Part Manufacturer: Teleflex Marine
- Part Number: CC63620
- Series: TFXTREME
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Color: Black
- Manufacturer Dimensions: 20' L
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
Product Questions
Hi. I have a 2005 Four Winns 298 Vista. Recently, the two engines have been out-of-sync - the port engine control on the binnacle was far forward of the starboard engine. On my last outing, no matter how far the port engine control was pushed, the RPMs never made it past 1,000 (i.e., it remained in idle and there was no control).
I'm thinking this the be result of a failed cable? One that was slipping before and finally (perhaps) disconnected?
If so, which cable would be the best replacement?
Thanks, in advance.
I'm thinking this the be result of a failed cable? One that was slipping before and finally (perhaps) disconnected?
If so, which cable would be the best replacement?
Thanks, in advance.
Question by: Dana Krupa on Sep 29, 2021, 10:23 AM
Hi Dana,
I can not tell for sure the cable is the problem, however it is a good place to start as it is the easiest and least expensive. If you disconnect the cable on both sides, you should be able to easily move the cable in and out. Both sides should be moving. That should help you narrow it down.
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Jake
I can not tell for sure the cable is the problem, however it is a good place to start as it is the easiest and least expensive. If you disconnect the cable on both sides, you should be able to easily move the cable in and out. Both sides should be moving. That should help you narrow it down.
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Jake
Answer by: Jake Doro on Sep 29, 2021, 11:13 AM