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Simplex shifter compatibility question
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<blockquote data-quote="Ronbedard57" data-source="post: 493608" data-attributes="member: 28449"><p>Hi,</p><p>You're correct. The first is more in keeping with the vintage of the boat. The second is a better match for the motor. Both will work with the motor, and they do use the same terminal ends on the cables. Be sure to look up the method for "kinking" the end of the cables when you stab them into the slugs.</p><p>I would use the older of the two shifters and keep the look of the boat more true.</p><p>Good luck,</p><p>Ron</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ronbedard57, post: 493608, member: 28449"] Hi, You're correct. The first is more in keeping with the vintage of the boat. The second is a better match for the motor. Both will work with the motor, and they do use the same terminal ends on the cables. Be sure to look up the method for "kinking" the end of the cables when you stab them into the slugs. I would use the older of the two shifters and keep the look of the boat more true. Good luck, Ron [/QUOTE]
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