Yamaha - Thermostat Gasket - 655-12414-A1-00 - C25 CV25 C30 CV30
Yamaha - Thermostat Gasket - 655-12414-A1-00 - C25 CV25 C30 CV30
Yamaha - Thermostat Gasket - 655-12414-A1-00 - C25 CV25 C30 CV30 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Yamaha - Thermostat Gasket - Cooling System Seal - 655-12414-A1-00
Overview
Thermostat gaskets are one of those small parts that can cause big headaches if they’re not sealing right. When I’m working on Yamaha cooling systems, I always make sure this gasket is fresh—because even a slight leak can throw off engine temps. This one is built to sit clean and seal tight, keeping the cooling system doing exactly what it’s supposed to. It’s a simple fix that helps avoid bigger problems down the line.
Key Features
- Reliable Seal Design – Creates a tight seal between the thermostat housing and engine.
- OEM Fitment – Matches Yamaha factory dimensions for proper alignment and installation.
- Heat-Resistant Material – Built to handle constant temperature changes in the cooling system.
- Leak Prevention – Helps maintain consistent coolant flow without loss or seepage.
Engine & Boat Compatibility
Fits select Yamaha outboard engines in the 25 to 30 horsepower range, including both standard and high-thrust configurations. Commonly used on compact outboards found on small fishing boats, tenders, and utility vessels.
FAQ
Q: What are signs of a bad thermostat gasket?
A: You might notice water leaks around the housing or inconsistent engine temperatures.
Q: Should I replace the gasket when changing the thermostat?
A: Yes, it’s always best to replace it to ensure a proper seal when reinstalling the housing.
Q: Is sealant needed during installation?
A: Usually not—this gasket is designed to seal on its own, but always follow your service manual.
Q: How does saltwater use affect this gasket?
A: Over time, salt exposure can cause wear and hardening, so it’s good to inspect it during routine maintenance.
Q: Can I reuse the old gasket if it looks fine?
A: It’s not recommended—once compressed, it won’t seal as reliably the second time.
Specs & Engine Application
Specs & Engine Application
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