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Perfect definition Destroyer!!
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I don't believe I've ever seen a steering cable come in from the port side
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Think about it,
seems like it would make the steering opposite, also the tilt tube may need to be removed and reinserted backwards in order to thread correctly. Maybe it would be a European thing.
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The other part is called the steering arm from the cable to the front of motor
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1986 V20 ![]() Old Fishermen never die, we just SMELL that way!! |
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Thanks guys. Gonna remove the tube and reinsert from the correct side this weekend. Any idea what scenario would have it coming in from that side?
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I didn't think it made a difference??
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Well in this case, I have to swap sides because the steering cable won't reach around and make the bend. I need the threads on the steering side of the boat to insert the cable and tighten it up. I'll take some pics today.
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