Mercury – Tiller Power Harness (3.0 m) | Rigging Accessory | 84-8M0210366

Overview
This 3-meter tiller power harness gives you plenty of length to run from the tiller cowl to the power center on 20–35E electric outboards. It’s meant for layouts where the shorter harnesses feel too tight or the wiring has to travel a longer path through rig tubes or bulkheads. With the added reach, you can route the cable in a smooth, natural line instead of forcing sharp bends or awkward angles.

Key Features
 • 3.0 m Length – Best choice for longer or wider tiller layouts.
 • Tiller Cowl ↔ Power Center Connection – Carries power and control signals between the two.
 • Made for 20–35E Electric Models – Correct pinout and sizing for these systems.
 • Flexible Jacket – Easy to route through tight spaces without stressing the cable.
 • OEM SmartCraft Connectors – Proper fit and durable marine-grade insulation.

Engine & Boat Compatibility
 • Mercury 20E / 35E electric outboards
 • Tiller-handle setups
 • Power center modules
 • Small and mid-size electric boats needing longer wiring runs

Performance & Practical Benefits
The 3-meter length gives you the freedom to route the harness cleanly, which helps reduce wear and keeps the wiring relaxed. A clean run usually means steadier system response and fewer electrical quirks later on. It also makes the space under the cowl feel less cramped, which comes in handy if you ever need to get in there again.

Why Buy OEM
OEM harnesses fit the connectors correctly, hold up to vibration and spray, and avoid the loose-pin or corrosion issues that cheaper wiring is known for. They’re built for real-life marine use and keep the SmartCraft network stable.

FAQ
Q1: When should I choose the 3.0 m harness?
A: When the 2.5 m version still feels tight or your routing takes a longer path.

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

Q3: Is it fine for saltwater boats?
A: Yes. Just rinse and keep the connectors clean.

Q4: Things to avoid during routing?
A: Try not to run it across sharp edges or pinch points.

Q5: What if the tiller stops responding afterward?
A: Most issues come from a loose connector—check both ends first.