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Whats this part called?

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whats the part on rear of boat where steering cables goes thru its round and its like a sleeve to stop cables rubbing on fiberglass

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That'll be the steering cable grommet!

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Geordie
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like everyone else is saying ,it is just a grommet
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Like Colin said, it's a grommet, or it could b slagel
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Do you mean like a rubber bung with a hole through the middle for the cables? That's a grommet.
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I would go with steering cabel boot my self
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Grommet,boot,Gaiter,sleeve and a rubbery fingy take your pick
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it is not a groment, a groment, it sort of flat, maybe round edges you are talking about a steering cable boot.
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Its called a Fairlead.
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The lining to the hole through the hull has several names depending on where you live and sail including boot and grommet. Not a fairlead which is for sail or mooring ropes and is often open on the top to allow the rope to be lifted in and out.
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