Mercury – Tiller Power Harness (2.0 m) | Rigging Accessory | 84-8M0210364

Overview
This 2-meter tiller power harness connects the tiller cowl to the power center on 20–35E electric outboards. It’s a good pick when the shorter harnesses won’t quite make the run or the wiring path needs to take a longer route through the boat. The extra length keeps the cable relaxed and easier to tuck into place without fighting tight bends or awkward corners.

Key Features
 • 2.0 m Length – Adds more reach for wider or deeper tiller layouts.
 • Tiller Cowl ↔ Power Center Link – Carries both power and control signals.
 • Sized for 20–35E Models – Built specifically for Mercury’s small electric outboards.
 • Flexible Routing – Easy to run through rig tubes or tight spaces under the cowl.
 • OEM SmartCraft Connectors – Proper fit with durable marine-grade wiring.

Engine & Boat Compatibility
 • Mercury 20E / 35E electric outboards
 • Tiller-handle boats
 • Power center modules
 • Small and mid-size electric skiffs that need a bit more cable length

Performance & Practical Benefits
The extra length makes rigging much simpler—you can run the harness in a smooth path instead of forcing it into sharp turns. That helps prevent wear and keeps the connection steady, which means the system reacts more reliably when you adjust speed or switch modes. It also makes future service work easier since the wiring stays organized and accessible.

Why Buy OEM
OEM harnesses fit right, last longer, and avoid the loose pins and corrosion issues that cheaper wiring often brings. With proper shielding and correct SmartCraft pinout, the system stays stable day after day.

FAQ
Q1: When should I choose the 2.0 m harness?
A: When the 1.5 m version still feels tight or your wiring path needs more room.

Q2: Do I need to configure anything after installing it?
A: Nope—SmartCraft recognizes it automatically.

Q3: Saltwater OK?
A: Yes. Just keep the connectors clean during regular washdowns.

Q4: Anything to avoid while routing it?
A: Don’t run it across sharp edges or pinch points that could wear into the jacket.

Q5: What if the tiller stops responding afterward?
A: Most of the time, one of the connectors isn’t fully seated—check both ends first.