Yamaha – Transom Bracket Anode | Corrosion Protection Component | 6G5-45251-02-00

Overview

When you spend time on the water, corrosion protection becomes part of owning an outboard. This Yamaha Transom Bracket Anode helps shield critical bracket and mounting components from electrolysis, especially in saltwater environments. The anode is designed to corrode first, protecting more expensive engine metals from damage. Built to Yamaha’s specifications, it installs properly and provides dependable protection for everyday boating or long offshore runs.

Key Features

• Genuine Yamaha Corrosion Protection – Designed to help protect the transom bracket and surrounding components from damaging electrolysis.
• Direct Yamaha Fitment – Built to mount correctly on Yamaha bracket assemblies without modification.
• Sacrificial Metal Design – The anode slowly corrodes so critical engine components remain protected.
• Built for Marine Environments – Durable construction designed to withstand constant exposure to freshwater and saltwater conditions.

Engine & Boat Compatibility

• F115 – All Models
• LF115 – All Models
• F150 – All Models
• LF150 – All Models
• F200 – All Models
• LF200 – All Models
• F225 – All Models
• LF225 – All Models
• F250 – All Models
• LF250 – All Models
• F300 – All Models
• LF300 – All Models
• 115 – 2003-2009
• 130 – 2003-2004
• 150 – 2003-2014
• 175 – 2003-2012
• 200 – 2003-2012
• 225 – 2003-2009
• 250 – 2003-2016
• 300 – 2004-2009
• VF250 – 2015-2016

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know when this anode should be replaced?
A: When the anode becomes heavily pitted or worn down to about half its original size, it should be replaced.

Q: How often should transom bracket anodes be checked?
A: It’s a good idea to inspect them during regular engine service or every few months if the boat is used often.

Q: Does saltwater cause anodes to wear faster?
A: Yes. Saltwater environments increase electrolysis, which causes sacrificial anodes to deteriorate faster.

Q: Can I replace this anode myself?
A: Many boat owners handle this during routine maintenance since it typically involves removing a mounting bolt and installing the new anode.

Q: What happens if the anode is completely worn out?
A: Without the anode protecting the system, corrosion can begin attacking the bracket and other metal parts of the outboard.

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