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[Lifetime Warranty] 746-0957 946-0957 Engine Zone Control Cable - Pack of 2 image 0
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AZ00695865

[Lifetime Warranty] 746-0957 946-0957 Engine Zone Control Cable - Pack of 2

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2 PCS 746-0957 946-0957 Engine Zone Control Cable Key Features Package Contains: 2 engine zone control cables Total Cable Length: 50.25 in (50-1/4") Plastic Conduit Length: 37.25 in (37-1/4") Cable Ends: Z-bend on each end Function: Engages and disengages the engine brake and operator presence control system. Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers MTD: 746-0957, 946-0957 Stens: 290-641 Compatibility & Fitment Fits walk-behind lawn mowers from 2000 and newer. Compatible Brands: MTD, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Columbia, Craftsman, Huskee, Murray, Ryobi, Yard Machines, and Yard-Man. When to Replace Engine fails to start when the control bail is engaged. Engine does not stop when the control bail is released. The control lever is difficult to operate or feels slack. Cable is visibly stretched, frayed, kinked, or broken. Installation Tips Disconnect the spark plug wire before beginning service to prevent accidental starting. Photograph or note the routing of the original cable before removal. Ensure the new cable is routed correctly, avoiding sharp bends or pinch points. Verify both Z-bends are fully seated in the control bail and the engine brake bracket. After installation, test the control bail's function before reconnecting the spark plug.