Mercury – Speedometer Tubing Retainer | Gauge Line Clip | 76446
Mercury – Speedometer Tubing Retainer | Gauge Line Clip | 76446
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Description
Description
Mercury – Speedometer Tubing Retainer | Gauge Line Clip | 76446
Overview
This small retainer keeps your speedometer hose from sliding around or getting bent out of shape. It’s one of those simple little pieces that makes the whole setup work better—holding the tube steady so it doesn’t kink or rub on anything while the boat moves. Once it’s in place, the hose stays put and the rigging looks a lot cleaner.
Key Features
• Holds Speedo Hose – Keeps the tubing right where it should be.
• OEM Fit – Sized for Mercury-style speedometer tubing.
• Secure Grip – Cuts down on rubbing and kinked lines.
• Built for Boats – Handles vibration, spray, and constant movement.
• Easy to Install – Snaps or screws in with simple tools.
Engine & Boat Compatibility
• Mercury analog speedometer setups
• Water-pressure speed pickups
• Hull and transom tubing runs
• Standard 1/8 in. marine tubing
Performance & Practical Benefits
With the tube held in place, the speedometer gets a cleaner pressure feed and tends to read steadier. This clip keeps the hose from sagging, rubbing, or getting snagged on hardware. It’s a small part, but it helps the whole speedometer system behave the way it should.
Why Buy OEM
OEM clips fit the hose properly and don’t crack after a season or two. They stay tight even when the boat’s bouncing around, which keeps the tubing from wandering and causing bad readings. Most boaters stick with OEM because it avoids a lot of silly little headaches.
FAQ
1. How do I know I need one?
If the hose is drooping, rattling, or rubbing on something, the clip’s missing or worn out.
2. Do I need special tools?
No—basic hand tools or a simple snap-in install.
3. Will this help the gauge read better?
Yes—steady hose, steadier pressure signal.
4. Is it okay in saltwater?
Yep—just rinse it with the rest of your hardware.
5. Where should I use it?
Anywhere the hose curves, moves too much, or needs support.
