PartsVu is proud to offer a wide selection of portable Suzuki Outboard Engines to choose from. 4-Stroke Suzuki Outboard models available range from 2.5 to 30 horsepower - and don’t forget to shop our selection of Suzuki Outboard Maintenance Kits to keep your engine in the best condition it can be.
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Suzuki Portable Outboard DF6ASW4 - 6 HP - 15" Shaft - Tiller Hande - White
$2,175.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF9.9BES4 - 9.9 HP - 15" Shaft - Tiller Handle - Electric Start
$3,490.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
$5,275.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF15AES4 - 15 HP - 15" Shaft - Tiller Handle - Electric Start
$3,925.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
$5,660.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF25AES4 - 25 HP - 15" Shaft - Tiller Handle - Electric Start
$5,120.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF2.5S4 - 2.5HP - 15" Shaft - Tiller Handle
$1,125.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF6AS4 - 6 HP - 15" Shaft - Tiller Handle
$2,115.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF4AS4 - 4 HP - 15" Shaft - Tiller Handle
$1,650.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF30ATHLW5 - 30 HP - 20" Shaft - Tiller Hande - Power Trim/Tilt - White
$6,670.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
$5,389.99Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF30ATHLW4 - 30 HP - 20" Shaft - Tiller Hande - Power Trim/Tilt - White
$6,670.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF25ATS4 - 25 HP - 15" Shaft - Remote Mechanical Steering - Power Trim/Tilt
$5,510.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF20AS4 - 20 HP - 15" Shaft - Tiller Handle
$4,015.00Unit price /UnavailableSuzuki
Suzuki Portable Outboard DF20ASW4 - 20 HP - 15" Shaft - Tiller Handle - White
$4,125.00Unit price /Unavailable
Suzuki Marine Engines - Resources & Information
PartsVu has a wide selection of Suzuki Marine Engines to choose from. Whether you’re looking for Suzuki 2-stroke Outboard Motors, Suzuki 4-stroke Outboard Motors, and more, PartsVu offers same-day shipping and the lowest prices that you’ll find online.
In addition to a complete selection of Suzuki Outboard Parts and Suzuki Outboard Engines, PartsVu is also proud to help boaters by providing helpful resources for Suzuki outboard motors:
- Suzuki Outboard Engine Oil Capacities & Oil Filter Chart
- Suzuki Outboard Engine Gear Lube Capacity Chart
- Suzuki Outboard 100-Hour Service Checklist
- Suzuki Outboard Season Breakout Guide
Suzuki Outboard Engines FAQ
What is the life expectancy of my Suzuki outboard engine?
Suzuki outboard engines have a strong reputation for reliability, and for good reason. Your outboard engine life expectancy, at minimum, is about 1,500 hours (or, 6-8 years for the average boater). However, a properly maintained outboard engine can last more than 4,000 hours! This means that your engine could last for 16-21 years before needing to be replaced.
However, depending on how you operate your Suzuki outboard (ie. commercial purposes, heavy loads, high RPM durations), your Suzuki Outboard Connecting Rods, Pistons, Driveshafts, Camshafts, and Crankshafts can degrade. Even properly maintaining your outboard with Suzuki 20-hour maintenance kits and Suzuki 100-hour maintenance kits at all scheduled intervals may still require replacement of internal engine components due to operational demands.
How do I protect the exterior my Suzuki outboard motor?
For the exterior of your Suzuki Outboard Engine and Suzuki Cowling, Graphics, Emblems, and Labels, cover these surfaces with anti-corrosion products like Corrosion Guard. This rust inhibitor forms a water-resistant barrier on both painted and unpainted surfaces. We recommend using it at every service interval with a liberal application to all metal engine surfaces. You can also use it on outdrives, lower units, and power trim motors.
The marine environment is one of the harshest on the planet. This is why protecting your boat from corrosion is extremely important. For premium defense against rust, we highly recommend this product.
Also, PartsVu carries Suzuki Marine Spray Paint. The durable enamel coating of these spray paint products, in factory-matched colors, provide excellent coverage against the elements. Everything you need to restore or customize your cowling cover.
Suzuki marine spray paints are high-quality, factory-matched spray paint for touch-ups or full overcoat application. This durable enamel coating provides good performance in the rigors of the marine environment. As is the case with any painting task, surface preparation is very important. Note that paint may fade over time on an outboard motor exposed to the elements over time, so the factory-fresh color supplied in this can may not match older paint exactly. Therefore, the application area may need to be larger to provide for proper blending of the color.
Is winterizing my Suzuki outboard engine important?
Properly winterizing your Suzuki outboard engine is the best way to prevent damage during the offseason from both lack of use and cold winter temperatures — depending on where you live. It also helps you with a smooth start to the beginning of next season.
There are six basic steps to a proper winterization of your Suzuki outboard engine:
- Thoroughly flush your engine with fresh water
- Stabilize the entire fuel system with fuel stabilizers
- Fog your engine
- Change the spark plugs
- Change the lower unit oil
- Disconnect your lead acid batteries
- Cover your engine with a fitted Suzuki outboard cover
With your engine properly winterized, there shouldn’t be any harmful debris or materials in the engine components that can cause damage over the off-season months. Plus, with new spark plugs, oil, and fluids, your Suzuki outboard should start up right away when boating season starts in the spring or Summer.
For a more in-depth look at how to winterize your Suzuki outboard engine, take a look at “How To Winterize a 4-Stroke Suzuki Outboard Motor” from the PartsVu Xchange. And of course, you can find all the winterization products you need at PartsVu.com to simplify the process.
How do I perform a 100-hour service on my Suzuki outboard engine?
To ensure proper engine function, it’s always best to service your Suzuki outboard engine every 100 hours after the initial break-in period (first 10 hours) and after the first maintenance interval (at 20 hours).
The following is a Suzuki outboard 100-hour service checklist to help you service your engine properly:
Service Item |
Action Needed |
Grease Fittings |
Lubricate |
Engine Oil |
Replace |
Engine Oil Filter |
Replace |
Anodes |
Inspect, replace as needed |
Battery |
Inspect |
Power Trim and Tilt Fluid |
Inspect |
Connectors and Spray with Silicone Spray |
Inspect & spray |
Shift and Throttle Cable Linkages |
Inspect |
Retorque Bolts, Nuts, and Fasteners |
Inspect |
Engine Mounts and Steering Brackets |
Inspect |
Spark Plugs |
Inspect, change as needed |
Gearcase Oil |
Replace |
Inspect Fuel Lines |
Inspect, replace as needed |
Fuel-Water Separator |
Replace |
Fuel Stabilizer |
Add before storing or when filling tank |
Mounting Bolts |
Inspect |
Propeller and Skeg |
Inspect |
Cowling |
Inspect |
Telltale Hole for Water Flow |
Inspect |
If you want a more in-depth explanation of how to perform a 100-hour service on a Suzuki outboard engine, read our blog “Suzuki Outboard 100-Hour Service Checklist”.
To make engine maintenance even easier, PartsVu has a wide selection of Suzuki outboard engine 100-hour service kits available. They’re pre-assembled with everything you need to keep your boat happy and healthy every 100 hours.
Which oils and lubricants should I choose for my Suzuki outboard engine?
The best oils and lubricants to use on your Suzuki outboard engine are genuine Suzuki ECSTAR products. Why? Because they’re specifically formulated to meet the needs of your Suzuki engine!
Marine engines take their fair share of abuse. Between harsh saltwater, serious vibrations, heavy use (up to 6,400 RPMs on some models), and intense UV sunlight, they need to stay well-lubricated if they’re going to function at maximum efficiency.
While you should absolutely use genuine Suzuki lubricants and oils, it’s important to choose the right type of lubricant for your engine model. For example, two-stroke engines require different oils than four-stroke engines.
Check your Suzuki owner’s manual to determine the specific Suzuki oils and lubricants to use for your engine. And be sure to consult PartsVu’s Suzuki Outboard Engine Oil Capacities & Oil Filter Chart to match your filter and how much oil you should add for each oil change.
Can I use automotive engine oil in my Suzuki outboard engine?
No, it’s highly recommended that you DO NOT use automotive engine oil in your Suzuki outboard engine at all.
While many boat owners wonder about using automobile oil they have laying around in their garage, the short answer is that Suzuki 2-stroke outboard motors and Suzuki 4-stroke outboard motors are vastly different from your automotive engine. Because marine engines operate in close proximity to water, Suzuki marine oil is designed to withstand some water infiltration and perform under different tolerances.
Use only Suzuki ECSTAR marine oils and other lubricants designed specifically for your OEM Suzuki engine. Refer to your Suzuki owners manual for weights and capacities specific to your engine model and year.