Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard

Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard

Be Prepared, Always Carry a Spare! If you lose or break your kill switch key, for whatever reason, you won't be able to start your engine. Most marinas don't stock replacement keys, so your much-deserved day out on the boat will be ruined.The Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard has 7 keys to fit all BRP, Johnson, Evenrude, Mercury, Yamaha, Honda, Tohatsu, Nissan and Suzuki kill switches. It's equipped with a swivel snap hook to prevent tangles, and rust-free stainless steel crimps. Don't leave the dock without it!

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard used for? The Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard is a spare replacement lanyard designed for marine engine kill switches. It includes seven keys intended to fit kill switches from BRP, Johnson, Evinrude, Mercury, Yamaha, Honda, Tohatsu, Nissan, and Suzuki.
• How many kill switch keys are included with the Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard? The Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard includes seven keys. The assortment is designed to provide compatibility with a range of kill switches used by BRP, Johnson, Evinrude, Mercury, Yamaha, Honda, Tohatsu, Nissan, and Suzuki.
• Which marine kill switches are compatible with the Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard? The seven included keys are designed to fit kill switches from BRP, Johnson, Evinrude, Mercury, Yamaha, Honda, Tohatsu, Nissan, and Suzuki. Verify the included key matches your specific kill switch before relying on it as a replacement.
• What features help prevent tangles and corrosion on this kill switch lanyard? The Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard features a swivel snap hook designed to prevent tangles. It also uses rust-free stainless steel crimps, providing the specified hardware for the lanyard assembly.
• Why should I carry the Airhead Universal Kill Switch Lanyard as a spare? The lanyard is intended to provide spare kill switch keys in case an existing key is lost or broken. Keeping a spare onboard can help ensure you have a compatible replacement available when needed, rather than being unable to start your engine because of a missing or damaged kill switch key.