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The engine stop cable 21272378 is an automobile control cable that brings an active engine to a halt/stop in its dormant operation. Nobody can question the importance of these wires in an emergency requiring shutting a machine off from the engine power supply.
Engine stop wires put a running engine into a state of inactivity. They work with an Engine Stop Switch, a Push-Pull Knob, or a T handle in different lengths and are simple to trim short as needed. The cable's inner core is a single solid wire with numerous strands, while the exterior casing is customization to the customer's specifications.
Key Features:
Volvo Penta Control Connection, Speed and Stop Control, Exploded View
Suited as a pull-to-stop engine control or a remote fuel valve switch
Corrosion-resistant materials and nonmetallic reinforced liners
Provide high-quality construction of engine stop cables following OEM standards
All materials have been 100% load tested and verified to guarantee they fulfill the relevant specifications.
Convenient for rapid operation
Product Specifications:
Brand: Volvo Penta
SKU: 21272378
Weight: 2.70 Pounds
Diagram Reference Number: 14
Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 21272378
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