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Routine Service
Rigging Information
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Remove four screws from the cable entry cover.
Remove the rigging center covers.
Rigging Hose Requirement
Rigging Hose Options
Allow one rigging hose per engine. The rigging
hose can enter from the starboard or port side.
Buss Cable, Hoses, Wire Routing
and Connections
All hydraulic steering hoses, battery cables, buss
cables, fuel and oil hoses and related rigging
enter the rigging center through a cable entryway.
The cable entryway is configured for starboard
cable entry but can be adapted for port cable entry
if needed.
To remove the rigging hose retainer:
Turn the retainer 90° as shown. Pull to remove
from the cable entryway.
To remove the cap:
Twist the cap one-quarter turn, then release the
tabs from the inside of the cable entryway.
Install the retainer and cap on the desired side.
After installing the cap, be sure to twist the cap
one-quarter turn.
Hose and cable lengths are measured from the
cable entryway to the connection point in the rig-
ging center. Refer to Rigging Center Hose and
Cable Lengths on p. 32.
Route all steering hoses, battery cables, fuel and
oil hoses, buss cables, and optional accessories
such as auxiliary battery charging cable, or
remote oil tank hose from the boat through a pro-
tective conduit into the rigging center cable entry.
When installing hoses and cables through the
flexible tubing, install in this order:
1. steering hoses
2. battery cables
3. fuel hose
4. optional oil or flush hoses
5. buss cables
6. optional accessory connections
1. Four screws
2. Rigging center cable entry cover
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NOTICE
A 12 in. (304.8 mm) or longer length of rigging
hose such as P/N 770392, or P/N 770393 is
REQUIRED to prevent damage to buss
cables, hoses, harnesses or other wiring
entering the outboard rigging center.
NOTICE
After installation, make sure there is enough
clearance for all cables to avoid binding or
chafing through all engine steering and tilting
angles.
1. Rigging hose retainer
2. Tabs on cap
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