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Yamaha Outboard Parts

PartsVu’s Yamaha maintenance charts outline everything you need to complete regular maintenance of your Yamaha 4-stroke outboard: fuel filters, oil filters, thermostats, water pump repair kits, anodes, gear lube, engine oil, impellers, spark plugs, and much more. Additionally, each chart includes pre-assembled 20 and 100-hour service kits, pre-assembled oil change kits, and the outboard covers.

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Yamaha Outboard Engine Parts Resources and Information

PartsVu.com offers over 40,000 Yamaha outboard parts to choose from for virtually every outboard engine model. Whether you're looking for genuine Yamaha maintenance kits, Yamalube, licensed apparel, or anything in between, PartsVu has you covered with unbeatable prices and same-day shipping on all in-stock items.

Whether you require replacement outboard motor parts or are in the market for new Yamaha gear, we have the resources to help you find the right Yamaha outboard parts for your engine.

Do you need help finding the right parts to perform maintenance on your Yamaha outboard engine? Partsvu.com offers convenient Yamaha outboard service kits, Yamaha outboard oil change kits, and Yamaha gear lube kits.

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Yamaha Outboard Parts FAQ

How can I best maintain the health of my Yamaha Outboard lower unit?

Changing the gear lube of your Yamaha outboard motor is essential for ensuring its longevity and smooth operation. Having the parts and products on hand (like Yamalube gear lube) makes performing this critical maintenance step a breeze.

The following are the top five reasons why a Yamaha marine gear lube kit is a convenient tool for keeping your Yamaha outboard motor running smoothly for years to come.

Increased Yamaha Outboard Lifespan

Your Yamaha outboard engine starts to wear and degrade from the moment it hits the water. This is especially true if your engine is used heavily, allowed to corrode, is improperly stored, and improperly maintained.

DIY Outboard Repairs Save Time and Money

In just a few hours, you can change your Yamaha outboard oil, replace routine parts, and lube up your engine. And, all for a lot less money than a local marine mechanic will charge.

Change Your Yamaha Outboard Lower Unit Oil

Oil and grease are the primary lubricants that keep your outboard in the water and out of the repair shop. PartsVu.com’s Yamahamarine gear lube kits ensure you have the right kind of oil for your engine at premium quality.

Maintain Regular Outboard Service Intervals

Yamaha outboard motors require regular maintenance to stay reliable out on the water and avoid breakdowns. This regular maintenance must occur after 20 hours of service for new engines, then every 100 hours.

Convenience

PartsVu.com’s Yamaha marine gear lube kits have everything you need to perform gear lube changes and help prevent buying the wrong item or compromising on quality. This includes: Yamalube gear lube, Yamaha gear lube pump, and Yamaha outboard lower unit drain gaskets.

What are some tools to help me to find the right Yamaha outboard parts?

PartsVu.com has plenty of resources to help you find the correct Yamaha Outboard Parts to keep your Yamaha outboard engine performing on the water.

PartsVu offers more than 40,000 Genuine Yamaha OEM parts and products and other boating essentials at low prices.

How do I use Yamaha outboard schematics?

Looking for even more specific and in-depth information for maintaining or repairing your Yamaha outboard motor? PartsVu offers Yamaha Outboards Engine Schematics.

Yamaha outboard schematics are typically used by technicians or DIY enthusiasts to troubleshoot and repair issues with Yamaha outboard motors. They provide detailed diagrams and information on the electrical and mechanical components of the motor, as well as their interconnections and functions.

To use Yamaha outboard schematics effectively, it's important to have a basic understanding of electrical circuits and engine components. Start by familiarizing yourself with the key components and connections in the schematic, such as the battery, ignition switch, starter motor, and spark plugs. Then, follow the circuit paths to identify any potential issues, such as a broken wire or faulty component. You can use a multimeter to test circuits and components for continuity and resistance, and refer to the schematic for guidance on which parts to replace or repair. It's also important to follow safety procedures when working with electrical systems and to refer to the manufacturer's instructions for any specific procedures or precautions.

How do I know if my Yamaha outboard head gasket needs to be repaired?

Like most outboard components, Yamaha outboard head gaskets wear down through usage over time. When head gaskets are regularly exposed to excessive heat, corrosive saltwater, and other substances, their integrity will eventually lessen. If a head gasket is not replaced when it begins to fail, water will begin to enter the engine. Once this happens, the performance of your outboard will be significantly affected and eventually lead to major engine damage.

To avoid this, there are several telltale signs to look out for when it’s time to replace your Yamaha outboard head gasket:

Reaching the 4-Year Mark
Low Pressure in the Cylinders
Water Coming Out of a Spark Plug Hole
Black Specks, Crud, and Slime in the Cylinder
Idle Runs Too Slow or Rough
Holes In the Head Gasket

Looking for Yamaha parts near me?

If you need Yamaha OEM parts for your outboard engine, heading to Google and entering—Yamaha parts near me—into the search bar is the first logical step.

One of the great things about the age of the internet is that PartsVu offers Genuine Yamaha parts and products to the entire U.S. Typically providing much better prices than your local dealer, Yamaha parts near me are just a click away. Yamaha parts online by shopping with PartsVu saves money and a trip to the dealership.

Is winterizing my Yamaha outboard important?

While it’s always a bit more fun to pull out your boat than to put it away, properly winterizing your Yamaha outboard engine avoids engine damage and will facilitate a smooth start to the beginning of next season. There are several important steps you should take when storing your Yamaha outboard lower unit to ensure that it’s properly winterized.

Flush Your Engine - It’s important to thoroughly flush your engine to remove any salt buildup if you are a saltwater boater, or general mud and grime if you are a freshwater boater. Failure to remove this debris can cause or contribute to corrosion in the engine. If you’re a saltwater boater, salt crystals in the lower unit can cause a great deal of damage.
Stabilize Your Fuel System - It is vital to use a fuel stabilizer like Yamaha Fuel Stabilizer and Conditioner Plus when your boat will be sitting unused for any more than two or three months. Add the amount of fuel stabilizer directed on the product’s packing to your fuel—for instance, 1 ounce of Yamaha Fuel Stabilizer and Conditioner Plus for every gallon of gasoline, assuming the engine will be stored for more than 2 months.
Fog Your Engine - Yamalube fogging oil is a wax-based oil that coats the engine and prevents corrosion.
Change Lower Unit Oil - We strongly recommend changing your Yamaha gear lube before storage to make sure that there is no water in the lower unit’s oil. Any water in the oil could freeze, expand, and crack your lower unit. Also, changing lower unit oil means one less thing to do at the beginning of next season.

Disconnect Your Battery - Disconnect your battery and spray Yamaha Battery Terminal Protector & Cleaner on your battery terminals.

How do I prepare my Yamaha outboard motor for a new season?

Once the cold season is over, it’s time to break out your Yamaha outboard motor again. But there are a few things you’ll need to do before putting your outboard back in the water.

Uncover & Unwrap

Before you wad up your ship or engine cover and put it in a trash bag, the fabric itself should be cleaned using a soft brush and a canvas-friendly cleaner like Star Brite Sail & Canvas cleaner.

Walk-Around Inspection

With the cover off the boat, the next step in Yamaha outboard season breakout is a careful walk-around inspection. Check for any leaks under the boat, specifically below the engine. Gear lube, engine oil, trim fluid, and gasoline are possible causes for any leaks or stains.

Protect Your Boat from UV Rays

Consider a coat of wax to protect your boat from UV rays. If you noticed your hull is chalky, applying a polishing compound before waxing will bring out a bright shine.

Battery & Electrical System Assessment

Many boaters remove or disconnect their batteries for storage during the offseason. Before reconnection, visually inspect batteries for evidence of physical deformation, leakage, corrosion, and age.

Inspect Bilge Pumps, Float Switches & Fresh Water Systems

Float switches and bilge pumps are critical safety gear that is worth the effort to inspect. Properly wired float switches should function with or without the battery switch being turned on, so be sure to check both ways. Most boats are also wired so that the operator can manually toggle the bilge pump on. Verify that the pump runs properly and that your bilge wiring, discharge hose, hose clamps, and thru-hull fitting are all in great shape. If your boat’s freshwater system was winterized, be sure to fill your tanks and flush antifreeze from the system, and dispose of it per the manufacturer’s recommendations. Consider a product like Spring Fresh to flush the freshwater system and clean the lines of any remaining antifreeze.

Where are Yamaha outboards made?

Yamaha outboards are manufactured in several locations around the world, including Japan, the United States, France, and Italy. The production of each Yahama boat motor may involve parts and components sourced from different countries, depending on the model and specific features.

Is the Yamaha 350 outboard discontinued?

Yes, the Yamaha 350 outboard motor has been discontinued. Yamaha stopped producing the 350 horsepower V8 outboard engine in 2018, citing changing market demand and stricter environmental regulations as reasons for discontinuing the model.

What are the parts of a boat motor?

Here are some of the major parts of a Yamaha outboard engine and their functions:

Powerhead: This is the top part of the engine where the cylinders, pistons, and other internal components are housed.
Gearcase: This is the lower unit of the engine that contains the propeller shaft, gears, and bearings. It helps to transfer power from the engine to the propeller.
Propeller: This is the rotating blade that is mounted on the propeller shaft and helps to propel the boat forward.
Fuel system: This includes the fuel tank, fuel lines, and fuel filter. It provides fuel to the engine for combustion.
Ignition system: This includes the spark plugs, ignition coil, and other components that help to create a spark to ignite the fuel mixture in the cylinders.
Cooling system: This includes the water pump, thermostat, and other components that help to keep the engine cool by circulating water throughout the engine.
Electrical system: This includes the battery, alternator, and other components that provide power to the engine and other electrical accessories.
Control system: This includes the throttle and shift controls, steering system, and other components that allow the operator to control the speed and direction of the boat.
Exhaust system: This includes the exhaust manifold, muffler, and other components that help to expel the exhaust gases from the engine.

These are just some of the major parts of a Yamaha outboard engine. There are many other smaller components and subsystems that work together to provide reliable and efficient propulsion for your boat.

What's the difference between Yamaha OEM outboard parts and aftermarket Yamaha outboard parts?

Yamaha OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts are designed and manufactured by Yamaha for use in their outboard engines. These parts are made to the exact same specifications and standards as the original parts that were installed in the engine when it was new. Yamaha OEM parts are engineered to fit and function seamlessly with the rest of the engine components, providing optimal performance, durability, and reliability.

Aftermarket Yamaha out board parts, on the other hand, are made by third-party manufacturers and are not authorized by Yamaha. These parts are designed to fit and function similarly to OEM parts, but they may not meet the same quality standards as OEM parts. The materials and manufacturing processes used to make aftermarket parts may be different, and there is no guarantee that they will perform as well as OEM parts. In some cases, using aftermarket parts may void the warranty on your Yamaha outboard engine.

In general, it is recommended to use Yamaha outboard OEM parts for repairs and maintenance on your Yamaha outboard engine, as they are designed and tested to work specifically with your engine. However, there may be situations where aftermarket parts are a more cost-effective or readily available option. If you do decide to use aftermarket parts, it is important to choose a reputable supplier and to verify that the parts are compatible with your specific outboard engine model.

How do I find Yamaha outboard parts dealers near me?

It’s a common question for boaters to ask “Where are Yamaha outboard dealers in my area?”

To find Yamaha outboard parts dealers near you, you can visit the Yamaha Motor Corporation website and use their dealer locator tool. Simply enter your zip code or city and state, and the tool will provide a list of authorized Yamaha outboard dealers in your area. You can also contact Yamaha customer service for assistance in locating a dealer or to place an order for parts. Additionally, you may be able to find Yamahaoutboard parts through third-party suppliers and online retailers, but it's important to verify that the parts are genuine Yamaha OEM parts and compatible with your specific outboard engine model.

Of course, the best place to buy Yamaha parts is when you order Yamaha parts online from PartsVu.com We offer fast-shipping, an easy-to-use search functions, and plenty of resources to keep your Yahama outboard functioning its best year-after-year.

How much is a new Yamaha 150 outboard?

The Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for a new Yamaha 150 outboard motor ranges from around $13,500 to $16,200 USD. The actual selling price may vary depending on several factors such as taxes, shipping, and dealer fees.

If you’re wonder how much is a Yamaha 150 outboard used from a private seller, these price may be more or less depending on how well it was maintained, hours of use, modifications, and other factors.

Which used parts can be refurbished for my Yamaha outboard?

When it comes to used parts Yamaha outboard engines can be a cost-effective solution to extend the life of your engine. However, not all outboard used parts can or should be refurbished. The decision to refurbish a used part should be based on its condition, the cost of refurbishment, and the potential benefits of using a refurbished part versus a new part.

Some commonly refurbished parts for Yamaha outboard motors include lower units, propellers, fuel injectors, and carburetors. However, it is important to note that not all used parts can be refurbished, and some may not be cost-effective to refurbish. It is recommended to consult with a reputable marine mechanic or Yamaha dealer to determine which used parts can be refurbished for your specific engine model and to get an estimate of the cost and potential benefits of refurbishment versus replacement with new parts.

How can I get support and contact Yamaha Outboard regarding my engine?

Yamaha offers comprehensive support for owners of their outboard engines through various channels. If you have questions or need assistance with your Yamaha outboard, you can contact Yamaha Outboard Support directly by phone at their dedicated Yamaha Outboard phone number, 1-866-894-1626. You can also visit the Yamaha Outboard website to access FAQs,