Throttle Cable Compatible with SeaDoo 1994-97 GTS OEM# 277000270

Description

JSP Manufacturing
®
Aftermarket Sea Doo Throttle Cable
This Aftermarket SeaDoo Throttle Cable is compatible with the models listed below. Tested for consistent quality and meets or exceeds original OEM specifications. Please check you part number before placing an order, to ensure a proper fit.
New Aftermarket Sea-Doo Throttle Cable
OEM quality aftermarket replacement part
Exact item is pictured
Overall Length: 80.25 in.
Throw Length: 3.75 in.
Replaces the following Part Numbers:
OEM Part #:
277000270
277000649
SBT #:
26-4111
WSM #:
002-038-05
Brand:
JSP Manufacturing®
MPN:
CBL-TH-S-277000270
Aftermarket Part fits the following Years, Make & Models:
1994 Sea-Doo GTS Throttle Cable
1995 Sea-Doo GTS Throttle Cable
1996 Sea-Doo GTS Throttle Cable
1996 Sea-Doo GTI Throttle Cable
1997 Sea-Doo GTS Throttle Cable
**If you are unsure if this product will work with your model, please select contact seller for more information.
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Shipping Information
We guarantee that if you place the order on a business day before 2PM, it will ship out that same day.  If placed after 2PM, it will ship out the following business day. Unfortunately, once your order leaves our facility, we are unable to control delays or errors by the shipping carrier. The EBAY "GUARANTEED" delivery dates do not actually nor reliably reflect the correct shipping dates from the shipping carriers "ESTIMATED" delivery dates.
International Buyers – Please Note:
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