Whale IC Adapter Cable f/Old IC Pumps to New IC AccessoriesClick to enlarge
Whale Marine

Whale IC Adapter Cable f/Old IC Pumps to New IC Accessories

Manufacturer: Whale MarinePart #: AK7690SKU: 107319

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Item #: 107319

Category: Accessories

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Description

IC Adapter Cable for Old IC Pumps to New IC Accessories The Whale IC adaptor AK7690 allows old Gulper IC pumps to connect to new Whale IC accessories, such as strainers, gulleys, and manifolds.

Specifications

BrandWhale Marine
Part NumberAK7690
EverTide SKU107319
UPC766478960474

Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.

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Returns are accepted within 30 dayson items that are unused and in their original packaging. Some items may be subject to a manufacturer restocking fee. Special-order items may not be eligible — if you're unsure, ask us before ordering.

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Marine Plumbing & Ventilation — frequently asked

How do I size a bilge pump?
Bilge pumps are rated in gallons per hour (GPH), but actual output is lower once you account for hose length and vertical lift. Choose a pump rated well above your expected worst-case water intrusion, and consider a second, higher-capacity pump plus a float switch for automatic operation.
Can I use regular garden hose for my boat’s water system?
No. Marine plumbing uses purpose-built hose rated for the specific system — potable water, sanitation, and raw-water/bilge hoses differ in pressure rating, temperature resistance, and permeation. Using the wrong hose causes odors, leaks, or contamination.
Why is ventilation important on a boat?
Ventilation clears moisture that causes mildew and rot, and — critically on gasoline boats — clears fuel vapors from the engine compartment before starting. Blowers, cowl vents, and dorade boxes keep air moving through cabin and engine spaces for safety and comfort.

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