Nuts, Bolts, Screws & Washers (Tohatsu)

Bolt – 910103-5625

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 910103-5625

$4.50
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The Genuine Tohatsu Bolt 910103-5625 is an OEM replacement fastener designed for use in compatible Tohatsu outboard motor assemblies. Manufactured to meet original equipment fastening requirements, this bolt provides secure attachment of engine components during normal operation. Ideal for replacing missing, corroded or damaged fasteners during routine servicing, maintenance and repairs, it helps maintain correct assembly and dependable operation of compatible outboard motor components.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM replacement fastener.
  • - Designed for compatible outboard motor assemblies.
  • - Helps maintain secure component attachment.
  • - Suitable for routine maintenance and repairs.
  • - Replaces damaged, corroded or missing original bolts.
  • - Provides original-equipment fitment where specified.

Compatible Tohatsu Outboard Motors

  • 2-Stroke Models
  • - Tohatsu MD40B2 – 40HP TLDI
  • - Tohatsu MD50B2 – 50HP TLDI
  • - Tohatsu MD75C2 – 75HP TLDI
  • - Tohatsu MD90C2 – 90HP TLDI
  • - Tohatsu MD115A2 – 115HP TLDI
  • 4-Stroke Models
  • - Tohatsu MFS2.5B – 2.5HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS3.5B – 3.5HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS8A3 – 8HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS15C – 15HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS20C – 20HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS25B – 25HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS30B – 30HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS25D – 25HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS30D – 30HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS40A – 40HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS50A – 50HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS115A – 115HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS140A – 140HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS150A – 150HP

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Current Replacement
  • - 9101E3-5625 / 9101E35625M – Current genuine Tohatsu bolt and washer.
  • Superseded Numbers
  • - 910103-5625 / 9101035625M – Original OEM part number.
  • - 910113-5625 / 9101135625M – Previous OEM part number.

Important Fitment Information

  • - 910103-5625 has been superseded by 9101E3-5625.
  • - OEM suppliers identify the replacement as a bolt and washer.
  • - The same bolt can be used in multiple locations on an engine.
  • - Confirm the engine model, serial number and assembly before ordering.
  • - Check thread size, bolt length and head configuration.
  • - Use the manufacturer's specified tightening torque.

Signs the Bolt Needs Replacing

  • - Damaged or stripped threads.
  • - Corrosion or excessive wear.
  • - Rounded or damaged bolt head.
  • - Bent or stretched fastener.
  • - Missing original mounting bolt.
  • - Loose or insecure component attachment.

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