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Yamaha Emergency Kill Switches & Lanyards

Emergency Kill Stop Switch & Lanyard – 2B27-06 Yamaha/Mercury/Tohatsu

SKU: MX-2B27-06

$45.00
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The 2B27-06 Outboard Motor Emergency Kill Stop Switch provides an essential safety feature for compatible marine engines. Supplied with a flexible red coiled safety lanyard, this replacement switch is designed to stop the engine when the operator becomes separated from the controls. Featuring a compact construction and convenient tether attachment, it is suitable for replacing damaged or faulty emergency stop switches on selected outboard motors.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Emergency engine cut-off safety function.
  • - Includes a flexible, coiled safety lanyard.
  • - Suitable for selected Yamaha, Mercury and Tohatsu outboards.
  • - Compact switch design.
  • - Water-resistant lanyard construction.
  • - Swivel attachment helps reduce tangling.
  • - Ideal for replacing damaged emergency stop switches.

Specifications & Dimensions

  • - Part Number: 2B27-06
  • - Product Type: Emergency kill stop switch with lanyard
  • - Switch Dimensions: Approximately 45 × 26mm (1.77" × 1.02")
  • - Lanyard Length: Approximately 275mm (10.83"), as listed
  • - Lanyard Material: TPU and plastic
  • - Colour: Red and black
  • - Attachment: Coiled cord with swivel snap hook

Compatible Outboard Motors

  • - Yamaha: Outboards with compatible emergency stop switch configurations.
  • - Mercury: Outboards with compatible emergency stop switch configurations.
  • - Tohatsu: Outboards with compatible emergency stop switch configurations.

Important Fitment Information

  • - Compare the replacement switch with the original before ordering.
  • - Confirm the mounting arrangement and electrical connections.
  • - Check that the lanyard clip fits and operates the switch correctly.
  • - Test that removing the lanyard stops the engine before operating the boat.
  • - Do not bypass or disable the emergency stop system.

Signs the Switch Needs Replacing

  • - Engine fails to stop when the lanyard is removed.
  • - Damaged or corroded switch connections.
  • - Broken or deteriorated lanyard.
  • - Loose or damaged safety clip.
  • - Intermittent emergency stop switch operation.

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