Joe Reeves
Supreme Mariner
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In cleaning out my remaining stock, I came across a set of the electric shift coils which are/were used in the older electric shift models 40hp, 75hp etc from 1962 to somewhere in the early 1970s.
The reverse coil (short blue wire) has the same part number for all models, 40hp, 75hp, etc.
However, the forward coil (long green wire) has one part number for the 40hp and a different part number for the higher hp models (75hp, 90hp) and I cannot remember why. Is there a difference in the length of the green wire that results in this part number difference. I know that the slightest change results in a number change but I don't recall a wire length difference.
The reverse coil (short blue wire) has the same part number for all models, 40hp, 75hp, etc.
However, the forward coil (long green wire) has one part number for the 40hp and a different part number for the higher hp models (75hp, 90hp) and I cannot remember why. Is there a difference in the length of the green wire that results in this part number difference. I know that the slightest change results in a number change but I don't recall a wire length difference.