Shift cable seals part numbers

[tfret]

I pulled my SX-A drive today. I’ll be replacing the gimbal bearing and both bellows. I found part numbers for everything on the Volvo webpage. However I also need shift cable seals and can’t seem to find them in any of the Volvo parts diagrams. Does anyone know where I might find these?

 

[Fun Times]

You will most likely need your transom serial or/and sometimes the product model number (I believe it starts with a 3)< that will be on the same ID plate, input those number/s and it will bring up a different parts diagram of the overall transom assembly where you might be able to locate the parts in question… if not the transom number then search the actual drive number/s… it’s different than the engine serial number that might happen to show some driver parts but not all… just depends at times and what websites searched.

 

[tfret]

Yes, i actually did use the drive number. That’s how Volvo has the website broken down. It actually shows the item in one diagram but its not a numbered item with corresponding part. Frustrating.

 

[Fun Times]

Post your product and serial number/s and a link to the item in question… if possible…

 

[tfret]

 

[tfret]

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This rubber boot on the telescoping shift cable. Mine is missing.

 

[Fun Times]

That usually comes with a/the shift cable from the cable manufacturer and one is called a Protective swivel seal while the smaller one is called the Protective wiper seal shown here,

http://westernmarine.com/acrobat/tfmcontrolcables.pdf

Think I found a place that sells them, https://www.pacificcustoms.com/cablesealwiper.html

Number 4 Push-Pull Shifter Cable Replacement External Wiper Seal - Kartek Off-Road

Number 4 Push-Pull Shifter Cable Replacement External Wiper Seal for offroad racing in the King of the Hammers, New Zealand Taupo 1000, Dakar Rally, Tatts Finke Desert Race, Score International Baja 500 or Baja 1000, Mint 400, Vegas to Reno, Silk Way Rally, Crandon International, East African...

www.kartek.com

 

[tfret]

Wow that is exactly what I’m looking for. Thank you Fun Times!

 

[BRICH1260]

That is not a critical component if you cannot find new. I just usually extend the cable and apply a liberal amount of drive grease to the extended cable.