Yamaha Primary Fuel Filter 6P3-WS24A-02-00

Shop Yamaha Primary Fuel Filter 6P3-WS24A-02-00 for compatible Yamaha outboard applications, including select F150, F175, F200, F225, F250, F300, F350, VF150, VF175, VF200, VF225, VF250, LF, FL, VZ, and Z-series models.

Clean fuel is critical for keeping a Yamaha outboard running smoothly, especially when logging long days on the water. This genuine Yamaha primary fuel filter element is designed to capture debris and contaminants before they reach sensitive fuel system components such as fuel pumps, injectors, and related fuel-delivery parts.

Yamaha 6P3-WS24A-02-00 is an OEM Yamaha primary fuel filter part number. The safest way to confirm fitment is to match the full part number, Yamaha outboard model, horsepower, and engine application list before purchasing.

Product Details

• Product name: Yamaha Primary Fuel Filter
• OEM part number: 6P3-WS24A-02-00
• Common search variant: Yamaha 6P3 WS24A 02
• Product type: Yamaha outboard fuel filter element
• Brand: Yamaha
• System: Fuel system filtration
• Application: Compatible Yamaha outboards where 6P3-WS24A-02-00 is specified
• Common model references: F150, F175, F200, F225, F250, F300, F350, VF150, VF175, VF200, VF225, VF250, LF-series, FL-series, VZ-series, and Z-series applications

What Yamaha 6P3-WS24A-02-00 Is Used For

Yamaha 6P3-WS24A-02-00 is a genuine Yamaha primary fuel filter element used to help keep fuel clean before it reaches important engine fuel-system components. It helps capture debris and contaminants that can affect fuel flow, performance, starting, acceleration, and long-term fuel-system reliability.

Use this Yamaha primary fuel filter when your parts diagram or Yamaha service guidance specifies 6P3-WS24A-02-00 for the fuel-system service:

• The existing fuel filter is due for scheduled replacement
• The engine has reduced performance
• The outboard hesitates during acceleration
• The engine is difficult to start
• Fuel quality is inconsistent
• The boat has been stored for a long period
• A Yamaha parts diagram lists 6P3-WS24A-02-00
• The existing filter part number matches 6P3-WS24A-02-00

Because Yamaha fuel-system parts can vary by engine model and production range, part-number confirmation is important before ordering.

Key Features

• Genuine Yamaha filtration design – built to Yamaha specifications to help protect fuel-system components from debris and contaminants
• Efficient fuel cleaning – filter media captures particles before they reach injectors, pumps, and other sensitive components
• Direct replacement fit – designed for straightforward installation during routine fuel-system maintenance
• Supports reliable engine performance – helps maintain proper fuel flow and consistent outboard operation
• Exact OEM part-number matching – supports searches for 6P3-WS24A-02-00, 6P3 WS24A 02, and Yamaha primary fuel filter applications

Engine and Boat Compatibility

This Yamaha primary fuel filter is commonly associated with the following Yamaha outboard applications.

• F150 - 2006-Current
• F175 - 2014-Current
• F200 - 2006-Current
• F225 - 2006-Current
• F250 - 2006-Current
• F300 - 2007-Current
• F350 - 2007-Current
• FL150 - 2010
• FL300 - Current
• LF150 - 2006-Current
• LF200 - 2006-Current
• LF225 - 2006-Current
• LF250 - 2006-Current
• LF300 - 2007-Current
• LF350 - 2013-Current
• VF150 - 2013-Current
• VF175 - 2015-Current
• VF200 - 2009-Current
• VF225 - 2009-Current
• VF250 - 2009-Current
• VZ150 - 2012-2014
• VZ175 - 2012-2014
• VZ200 - 2006
• VZ225 - 2006
• VZ250 - 2006
• VZ300 - 2006
• Z200 - 2006-2012
• Z300 - 2006

Always confirm fitment by checking your Yamaha model, serial number, parts diagram, and existing fuel filter part number before ordering.

Why the Yamaha Primary Fuel Filter Matters

The primary fuel filter helps protect the Yamaha outboard fuel system by filtering contaminants before they reach sensitive engine components. Clean fuel helps support smoother starting, steady acceleration, consistent fuel flow, and better overall engine performance.

A worn or clogged Yamaha fuel filter can contribute to:

• Hard starting
• Rough idle
• Hesitation during acceleration
• Loss of power
• Fuel starvation
• Reduced top-end performance
• Poor fuel flow
• Extra strain on fuel pumps
• Fuel injector contamination
• Unexpected running issues on the water

Fuel filters are small service parts, but they play an important role in Yamaha outboard reliability.

How to Confirm This Yamaha Fuel Filter Fits

Confirm fitment before ordering Yamaha Primary Fuel Filter 6P3-WS24A-02-00. Fuel filters can vary by Yamaha engine model, horsepower, production range, and fuel-system design.

Before buying, check:

• Yamaha outboard model
• Engine horsepower
• Serial number or production range
• Existing fuel filter part number
• Yamaha parts diagram
• Owner’s manual or service manual
• Whether 6P3-WS24A-02-00 is listed for your engine
• Whether related fuel filters, O-rings, seals, or fuel-system parts are also needed

If your parts diagram or existing filter lists 6P3-WS24A-02-00, this is the correct product page to review.

When to Replace a Yamaha Primary Fuel Filter

Replace a Yamaha primary fuel filter during scheduled fuel-system maintenance or whenever contamination, restriction, or performance symptoms appear. Many boat owners replace fuel filters once per season or during annual Yamaha outboard service.

Common times to replace this fuel filter include:

• During annual maintenance
• During 100-hour service
• Before the start of boating season
• After long-term storage
• After contaminated fuel is suspected
• When fuel flow issues appear
• When the engine hesitates or loses power
• When the filter looks dirty or restricted
• When the service manual recommends replacement

Fuel quality affects inspection frequency. Boats operating with inconsistent fuel quality, older fuel, or ethanol-blended fuel should receive closer fuel-system inspection.

What to Order With Yamaha 6P3-WS24A-02-00

When replacing a Yamaha primary fuel filter, inspect the rest of the fuel system and gather related service parts before starting.

Related parts to verify in the diagram include:

• Yamaha secondary fuel filters
• Water-separating fuel filters
• Fuel filter O-rings
• Fuel lines
• Primer bulb
• Fuel hose clamps
• Fuel stabilizer
• Yamalube Ring Free Plus
• Yamaha service kit
• Spark plugs, if completing broader maintenance
• Engine oil and oil filter, if completing 100-hour service

Ordering related maintenance parts together can help avoid delays during service.

Basic Yamaha Primary Fuel Filter Replacement Process

Always follow Yamaha service guidance for your exact outboard model. Fuel-system service should be done carefully because fuel is flammable and fuel-system parts must seal properly.

Basic process:

1. Turn off the engine and allow it to cool.
2. Disconnect the battery if required by the service procedure.
3. Relieve fuel-system pressure if the procedure calls for it.
4. Place absorbent pads or towels under the filter area.
5. Remove the old fuel filter carefully.
6. Inspect seals, O-rings, and fuel lines.
7. Install the new Yamaha primary fuel filter.
8. Reconnect any hoses or fittings securely.
9. Prime the fuel system as required.
10. Check carefully for leaks.
11. Start the engine with proper water supply.
12. Confirm smooth operation and inspect again for leaks.

Do not run the engine if fuel leaks are present.

Frequently Asked Questions About Yamaha 6P3-WS24A-02-00

What is Yamaha 6P3-WS24A-02-00?

Yamaha 6P3-WS24A-02-00 is a genuine Yamaha primary fuel filter element used on compatible Yamaha outboards to help filter debris and contaminants from the fuel system.

Is Yamaha 6P3 WS24A 02 the same as 6P3-WS24A-02-00?

Yes, Yamaha 6P3 WS24A 02 usually refers to the same OEM part number written without dashes. The full formatted part number is 6P3-WS24A-02-00.

What engines use Yamaha fuel filter 6P3-WS24A-02-00?

This Yamaha fuel filter is commonly associated with select F150, F175, F200, F225, F250, F300, F350, FL, LF, VF, VZ, and Z-series Yamaha outboards. Always confirm fitment by model, serial number, and parts diagram.

How often should I replace this Yamaha primary fuel filter?

Many boat owners replace the primary fuel filter once per season, during annual maintenance, or during scheduled fuel-system service. Follow your Yamaha service guidance for the correct interval.

What are signs of a clogged Yamaha fuel filter?

Signs of a clogged Yamaha fuel filter can include hard starting, hesitation, reduced power, rough idle, poor acceleration, fuel starvation, or inconsistent engine performance.

Can contaminated fuel damage a Yamaha outboard?

Yes, contaminated fuel can damage or restrict fuel-system components, including filters, injectors, pumps, and fuel lines. Proper filtration helps reduce that risk.

Can I install Yamaha 6P3-WS24A-02-00 myself?

Mechanically experienced boat owners may be able to install this Yamaha fuel filter during routine maintenance, but professional service is recommended if you are not comfortable working with fuel-system components.

Should I replace other fuel filters at the same time?

It can be smart to inspect or replace related Yamaha fuel filters, water-separating filters, O-rings, and fuel lines during the same service, especially if fuel contamination or restriction is suspected.

• Engine Application
  • F150 - 2006-Current
  • F175 - 2014-Current
  • F200 - 2006-Current
  • F225 - 2006-Current
  • F250 - 2006-Current
  • F300 - 2007-Current
  • F350 - 2007-Current
  • FL150 - 2010
  • FL300 - Current
  • LF150 - 2006-Current
  • LF200 - 2006-Current
  • LF225 - 2006-Current
  • LF250 - 2006-Current
  • LF300 - 2007-Current
  • LF350 - 2013-Current
  • VF150 - 2013-Current
  • VF175 - 2015-Current
  • VF200 - 2009-Current
  • VF225 - 2009-Current
  • VF250 - 2009-Current
  • VZ150 - 2012-2014
  • VZ175 - 2012-2014
  • VZ200 - 2006
  • VZ225 - 2006
  • VZ250 - 2006
  • VZ300 - 2006
  • Z200 - 2006-2012
  • Z300 - 2006