Mercury – Global Wake Harness | 15-Foot Harness | 84-8M0163381

Overview
This 15-foot Global Wake harness gives you the extra length needed to tie your wake system cleanly into the boat’s rigging. It’s meant for setups where the standard lead won’t quite reach or the wiring path takes a couple of tight turns. Instead of stretching or forcing the harness, this one lets everything sit in a smoother line. It’s a simple piece that makes wake-system installs and later service a lot easier.

Key Features
    • 15-Foot Harness – Adds the reach needed for wake-system routing.
    • Global Wake Use – Built specifically for wake-feature integration.
    • OEM Connectors – Factory ends that seat tight and stay locked in.
    • Easy Routing – Helps avoid sharp bends or stressed wiring.
    • Clean Signal Path – Supports consistent wake-control communication.

Engine & Boat Compatibility
    • Wake-system equipped boats
    • Digital rigging layouts
    • Global wake control pathways

Performance & Practical Benefits
With a little extra length, the harness can run through the boat in a calmer, cleaner line. Wake-system inputs tend to feel more predictable because the wiring isn’t kinked or squeezed. It also opens up the rigging area so future service doesn’t feel like a fight. For boats with long wake-control runs, this harness adds a noticeable bit of breathing room.

Why Buy OEM
OEM wiring handles vibration, heat, and spray far better than generic cable. The connectors match Mercury’s design exactly, cutting down on loose plugs or random glitches. It’s dependable rigging built for long-term marine use.

FAQ
Q1: How do I know I need this harness?
A: If your wake-system lead won’t reach or forces a tight bend, this 15-foot harness usually covers the gap.

Q2: Any setup required?
A: No—just plug it in and route it.

Q3: Will it hold up in saltwater?
A: Yes. Rinse occasionally and keep an eye on the connectors.

Q4: Any installation tips?
A: Use smooth bends and avoid rubbing points so the jacket stays in good shape.

Q5: What are early signs it’s wearing out?
A: Inconsistent wake-feature response, signal dropouts, or jacket scuffing.