Choosing a marine replacement control cable gets complicated when two part numbers share the same Teleflex Type 400 name and the same listed price. The useful decision is to treat CC17019 and CC17020 as distinct replacement references, not as interchangeable near-matches. Their identifying difference is the cable-length designation tied to each part number, while both are presented for outboard motor parts and include Johnson Evinrude control-cable, throttle, or shift-cable wording.
Quick verdict
Start with the exact part number required for the replacement. Teleflex Type 400 CC17019 is the appropriate direction when CC17019 is the required reference, while Teleflex Type 400 CC17020 is the appropriate direction when CC17020 is the required reference. Each carries a listed price of USD 69.99, so neither cable has a listed-cost advantage. Packaging presentation is the secondary distinction once the part number has been settled.
At-a-glance comparison
| Cable | Part number | Cable length | Listed price | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teleflex Type 400 CC17019 | CC17019 | 19 ft | USD 69.99 | New other (see details) |
| Teleflex Type 400 CC17020 | CC17020 | 20 ft | USD 69.99 | New other (see details) |
Where each cable wins
CC17019's case
CC17019 wins when the replacement reference specifically calls for CC17019. It also carries the shorter cable designation in this comparison, making it the direct candidate where that designation is needed. The deciding point is exact identifier alignment rather than the shared Teleflex Type 400 name.
CC17020's case
CC17020 wins when CC17020 is the required replacement reference. It is the longer cable designation of the two, giving it a clear role separate from CC17019. Since the two cables have matching listed prices, the product code and associated length designation do the meaningful decision-making.
Product notes
Teleflex Type 400 CC17019
CC17019 is the focused choice when the cable being replaced is identified as CC17019. That direct part-number match is the strongest reason to choose it over CC17020, especially because the two identifiers are close enough to invite an avoidable mismatch. The cable is branded Teleflex and carries the Type 400 designation, with outboard motor parts language and throttle-or-shift cable wording. Its limitation concerns presentation: CC17019 is described as New Old Stock with minor storage wear on the packaging, while its condition is New other (see details). For a CC17019-specific need, that packaging wear is the concrete trade-off attached to the exact part number.
Teleflex Type 400 CC17020
CC17020 makes sense for a replacement decision anchored on the CC17020 identifier. Its advantage is straightforward: it matches that specific part number rather than relying on the similarity between CC17020 and CC17019. Teleflex is the stated brand, and the Type 400 cable is presented under outboard motor parts with Johnson Evinrude control-cable and throttle-or-shift cable wording. CC17020 is described as New Old Stock and has a New other (see details) condition. The key limitation is original packaging: CC17020 is noted as not in box. That makes the exact CC17020 reference the primary reason to choose it, with box presentation as the clear compromise.
Final choice by use case
Choose Teleflex Type 400 CC17019 for a CC17019 replacement requirement, particularly if its shorter designation fits the intended application. Choose Teleflex Type 400 CC17020 when the required reference is CC17020 and the longer designation is called for. If the part number does not break the tie, packaging provides the practical separator: CC17019 has minor storage wear on packaging, while CC17020 is not in box.
