LowranceYamaha Engine Interface Cable, Beige

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The wire is perfect but a bit short

This cable does exactly what it says. It lets you send your Yamaha data through NMEA2000 to your MFD. I connected with with a Garmin, and the Yamaha engine data appeared right away. You need a NMEA2k network on the boat, so this cable doesn't work without that.One installation note: On my Yamaha F60, the connector is too big to fit through the opening on the engine, and there isn't an alternative path. You either have to cut and splice or de-pin the Yamaha connector, which I did, to route the cable through. A little bit of a pain, but it works.

The interface cable was easy to install and does exactly as described

Was intimidating trying to figure out what was needed to get Yamaha engine info to display on a Garmin Echomap UHD 74SV. For info I have a 2017 F150 xb and analog gauges (no command link).Found a post about using the Lowrance cable and it worked perfect. Took about 10 minutes to hook it up and get it working (snaking cable through the Hull is a different story :).This cable direct connects to my 2017 F150 xb then to a nmea backbone starter kit then to the Garmin, to get trim info plug the pink jumper wires together at the engine. I have all the engine info I need displayed on the Echomap and can expand gauges or add other nmea components in the future.One thing I do not have yet is water pressure, supposedly you must add the yamaha sending unit to the engine if not equipped and that is $185.

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I was pleasantly surprised how easy this worked with a Yamaha F225XB engine and a Furuno GP1971. I first tested it by connecting from the engine to the NMEA network without running the engine. With ignition on the Furuno showed hours. I knew it was working. The hard part was routing the cable through the boat and engine harness. I ended up depinning the yamaha connector to make it easier. I got the cable through to the engine and console. I then repinned the yamaha connector and plugged it in. Worked great.Cheaper and simpler than building a Yamaha gateway to the NMEA2000 network.