HERIS 2pcs Power Trim and Tilt Relay 584416 586224 18-570 for Johnson Evinrude Outboard Marine Corp OMC

HERIS 2pcs Power Trim and Tilt Relay 584416 586224 18-570 for Johnson Evinrude Outboard Marine Corp OMC

Name: HERIS 2pcs Power Trim and Tilt Relay 584416 586224 18-570 for Johnson Evinrude Outboard Marine Corp OMC
Brand: HERIS
SKU: 473771
Price: 8.99 USD
Rating: 9.6 (73 reviews)

$ 8.99

Score By Feature

Based on 73 ratings

Satisfaction

9.54

Value for money

9.25

Giftable

9.79

Delivery

9.44

OveReview Final Score

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Product Description

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40 amps/12 volts are the specifications.

582195, 582472, 582473, 584416, 586147, 586224 are all part numbers that are interchangeable.

Johnson, Evinrude, Outboard Marine Corp (OMC), and a variety of other brands are among those that use this part.

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Questions & Answers

Are these intended to take the place of 960 388- ?

That's what I did: I looked it up on the internet. fits a 1994 Evinrude 90 hp

Selected User Reviews For HERIS 2pcs Power Trim and Tilt Relay 584416 586224 18-570 for Johnson Evinrude Outboard Marine Corp OMC

They fit

4/5

They do what they're supposed to do.

Anders Quinn

| Apr 17, 2021

That's how it ought to be

5/5

I needed to replace a relay, so I bought these and replaced both of them. Trim is now in full swing.

Raquel Ryan

| Jun 08, 2021

Excellent circumstances

5/5

The item is in excellent condition. There are no problems.

Paisley Hinton

| Dec 08, 2021

I would buy from this seller again because of the quick delivery

5/5

Johnson 3 cylinder, 60 hp, 1995. It was simple to use and inexpensive. I was able to get my tilt and trim to work again. It didn't seat down all the way because it had an extra plastic slot on the side that my model didn't use, but it was a 15-second fix with a hacksaw to cut it off.