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Rotax Injection Cables: 503 Long Reach System Engines With Plugs Up

From $8.75 to $53.00
Description Part Number Price Buy
#7738B Mag Carb Cable - 15" Housing
15-05516
$8.75
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#7739 PTO Carb Cable - 18.5" Housing
15-05833
$8.95
Quantity
#7741 Oil Injection Cable - 12" Housing
15-05011
$11.65
Quantity
Complete System #7742
15-05886
$53.00
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Overview

Dual Carburetor Throttle Cable Set.

Rotax 503 Engines w/ plugs up. Nearly all new Rotax engines will be equipped with oil injection pumps. These pumps require a dedicated cable actuator to move the regulator arm. Our cable sets are a finished product which means you have no lengths to estimate or ends to install.

Long Reach System - Locates Slider Away From Engine Block
  • Mag Carb Cable - 12" Housing
  • PTO Carb Cable - 15" Housing
  • Oil Injection Cable - 18.5" Housing
  • Long Junction Block - 4 1/4"
   
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Q: Are these cables(15-05516 and 15-05833) throttle slide cables or just for choke / enrichener cables? Do they have the same size swage on both ends as in the picture?

Per our tech: They are both the same type and style of cable physically, except the length is different. They are called out throttle, choke, and enricher cables because of where they go to on the engine. I think that was the customers initial question. They are the same cable with the same ends on each side, just different lengths.