Use this Garmin nose cone as a replacement exterior component for the compatible Garmin marine propulsion installation.Reference: Cabezal cónico Negro Designed as a service part for the referenced Garmin marine system. Suitable when replacing a damaged or worn exterior component. FAQs Is any thread-locking compound required during installation?Yes, a medium-strength thread-locking compound such as LOCTITE 243 should be applied to specific threaded holes. Are new hardware parts required when replacing the nose cone?Reuse the screws and parts for the skeg and nose cone, and keep all of them safe for reinstallation. Is grease recommended during installation?Yes, use grease on grommets and O-rings as instructed during assembly for proper sealing. Are there cautions when handling cables during installation?Do not pull the motor by the cables; handle with care to avoid damage to connections. Can I install this part myself, or should a professional do it?Installation by a qualified marine installer is recommended for safety and performance. What torque should bolts be tightened to when reinstalling the motor?Bolts should be tightened to 4 N-m (35 lbf-in) using a torque wrench for proper fit. What should be done if not installing a transducer in the nose cone?Install the provided grommet without a hole to prevent water ingress that could damage the motor. What safety precautions should be observed before starting replacement?Always disconnect the trolling motor from the battery before performing any service to avoid injury or damage. What happens if screws removed during the procedure are reused?You should use the new screws included in replacement kits; reuse only where new ones aren't supplied. What should be avoided when opening the shaft cap?Avoid damaging the cables or connectors attached to the top of the shaft cap when lifting the lid. Is any debris cleaning needed during reassembly?Blow out dirt or debris from the threaded holes of the propeller drive motor before assembly. Should old gaskets be reused during service?Do not reuse old gaskets; replace them as instructed using grease on new gaskets from the kit. 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