Uflex

When changing or adding new engine boat control wires, we need to know the exact measurement, length, and engine type. Every vessel with mechanical engine controls will always have two engine control...

Mercruiser, Mercury, Mariner (All Inboards) (with Mercury controls) For Mariner 1993 and older, 40 hp and under, use CC-210-XXThis product replaces:7-3579-23, 702755012252, C5-23, C5X23, 216-C5X23

Single cable steering helm for non-reversible (no feedback) steering systems.This product replaces:7-6673, 702755021322, T73, T73NRFC, 216-T73FC,

If an excessive amount of free play is sensed at the control, even after all cable connections are confirmed to be in good working condition, it's time to replace your cable. This control cable is an...

Some typical applications use the lever as a shifter and throttle in pedals, an example is Berkley Jet. But most of the applications put a shifter and throttle in a lever. This product is a...

It is time to replace your cable if an excessive free play felt at the control even after all cable connections are confirmed in good working order. And visual inspection shows chafing, breakage,...

The Pre 1979 Evinrude, Johnson And Gale Outboard Motors, J/E - Uflex USA - C4X15 (C4-14) is a high-quality OMC Stern Drive and Johnson/Evinrude control cable. It's an OEM-style cable with unique end...

Each vessel with mechanical engine controls will always have two engine control cables, one for shifting and one for throttling engines. Over time these cables will wear and need to be replaced.C4...

RACK STEERING CABLE (M86X11)

The pinion rotates, causing linear motion in the rack, which turns the vehicle's wheels left or right. The M86 Universal Rack Steering Cable is the only cable that can use to replace Uflex, Teleflex...

Have you noticed it becomes harder to steer when you're turning the steering wheel? And seems to be a loose or tight malfunctioning rack? The heat build-up on the steering column might be the cause...

Rack Steering Cable - Uflex USA (M86X20) are always there in almost all because these are part of the steering systems. They deliver power to the engine. They provide power to the steering mechanism...