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Dometic SeaStar SSC62

Quick Connect Steering Cable, available in many lengths
Sold in our dealer networkArt nr: 9130005296
Your Configurations
Dimensions product length, [']

9

The Dometic SeaStar SSC62 type cable is a standard quick connect rotary cable. These cables have a simple snap in connection for easy installation and a trapped nut that stays in place during cable routing.

Simple snap in connection for easy installation.

Trapped nut engine connection stays in place during cable routing.

Tightly controlled core to conduit fit to offer precise steering.

The outer jacket is constructed with HDPE, a high density polyethylene material that is abrasion resistant and provides a high resistance to water penetration.

Output ends are constructed of stainless steel material for corrosion resistance.

All Dometic SeaStar steering cables exceed ABYC safety standards and ISO/IMCI/NMMA certification requirements.

Fits: SH5150P, SH4910P, SH4920P, SH5094-1P, SH91190P, SH91526P, SH91527P, SH91523-1P.

SKU number

9130005296

Model

SSC62

Model on label

TBD

Legacy Factory Item Number

SSC6209

Product Description

Quick Connect Steering Cable, 9', SSC6209

Dimensions product depth, ["]

26 3/4

Dimensions product height, ["]

20

Dimensions product width, ["]

3 1/2

Dimensions product length, [']

9

Net weight, [lbs]

7.10

EAN-13

0

Dimensions parcel depth, ["]

26 3/4

Dimensions parcel height, ["]

20

Dimensions parcel width, ["]

3 1/2

Parcel weight, [lbs]

7.10

How do I know which length of steering cable I need?
I'm replacing a Dometic rack & pinion cable in a 1985 boat. I ordered an SSC134 "The Rack" cable and it won't connect to the helm. What's the problem?
I need a link arm to connect the steering cable outputram to the tiller of an outboard. Can I get the link arm from Dometic?
How do I remove the steering cable from the engine's tilt tube?
The steering cable's core wire is broken. How can this be repaired?
My steering cable is stiff/stuck and won't move properly when I turn the wheel. What should I do?
I've heard steering cables should be maintained. How exactly is this done?
I have a [model/year] boat and [model/year] engine. How do I hook up my steering cable to the engine?
The steering cable is stuck in the engine's tilt tube. What should I do?
How do I know which length of steering cable I need?
I'm replacing a Dometic rack & pinion cable in a 1985 boat. I ordered an SSC134 "The Rack" cable and it won't connect to the helm. What's the problem?
I need a link arm to connect the steering cable outputram to the tiller of an outboard. Can I get the link arm from Dometic?
How do I remove the steering cable from the engine's tilt tube?
The steering cable's core wire is broken. How can this be repaired?
My steering cable is stiff/stuck and won't move properly when I turn the wheel. What should I do?
I've heard steering cables should be maintained. How exactly is this done?
I have a [model/year] boat and [model/year] engine. How do I hook up my steering cable to the engine?
The steering cable is stuck in the engine's tilt tube. What should I do?
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How to measure steering cables

How to measure steering cables

When replacing a cable, measure twice and order once. If possible, find the part number stamped on the plastic jacket of the old cable. For rotary cables, if you removed the old cable, measure the plastic cable jacket in inches, add 18 inches and round up to the next foot. Order that length cable.

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