Dometic SeaStar Xtreme Control Cable, CCX21414, 14ft.

SeaStar Solutions (formerly Teleflex Marine) has set the standard with their Control Cables in the Marine Industry by using Superior Design, Technology and Materials.OEM direct-replacement type cables are designed to fit BRP, Mercury, Mariner, OMC, Volvo and similar OEM engine control heads which use a proprietary control cable connection.SeaStar Solutions’ unique XTREME Technology incorporates a patented Splined Core. Ridges on the core allow a close fit with the cable’s inner liner and provides for easy movement with minimum lost motion.FeaturesDrop-In Replacement Cables are engineered as Replacements for Original Equipment CablesCables use the Existing Connection ComponentsXTREME Control Cable Technology with a 4” minimum bend radius versus an 8” minimum bend radius for standard cables0.34” Super Tough HDPE Jacket which resists abrasion and withstands the effects of UV, salt water, chemicals, gasoline and oil0.033” Oil Tempered Lay Wires for Superior Strength and PerformanceUnique XTREME Splined, Coated Core Element for Maximum Smoothness with Minimal Lost MotionStainless Steel Terminals and Brass Fittings for added corrosion protectionLong Wearing HDPE Liner - Ultra Smooth and Lubed for LifeStainless or Nylon Covered Core Wires with Moisture Protective Seals for added corrosion protection and longer lifeMade in the U.S.A.ForVolvo Engines using BRP/OMC Side Mount ControlsSeaStar Solutions’ XTREME Control Cables are ideal for Foot Throttle Applications on performance/bass boats AND designed for Complex and/or Long Cable Runs (or to simply create a superior feel). They are also the #1 Cable Choice for OEM and Engine Manufactures.All SeaStar Solutions’ control cables exceed ABYC safety standards and ISO/IMCI/NMMA certification requirements.

• Country of Origin: United States
• Package quantity: 1
• Product type: Fishing_Equipment
• Before Ordering, Please Verify this is the Correct Cable Length for your Application. For Assistance, see the Image to the Left on 'How To Measure Control Cables'