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Run a New Transducer cable on a 396 Carver
- paulr
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Run a New Transducer cable on a 396 Carver
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Re: Run a New Transducer cable on a 396 Carver
2002 Carver 396
Twin Cummins 6BTA 370HP
- paulr
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Re: Run a New Transducer cable on a 396 Carver
It makes sense as the throttle cables need a lot of room for them to pass through.
I will be at the boat in a few days and take a look in there.
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Re: Run a New Transducer cable on a 396 Carver
If that doesn't apply to your application, there's usually a wiring/cable race that runs up the port or starboard aft corner of the cabin where you remove a panel for access.
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