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Nuts, Bolts, Screws & Washers (Tohatsu)

Bolt – 910103-6612

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 910103-6612

$3.80
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The Genuine Tohatsu Bolt 910103-6612 is an OEM replacement fastener for selected Tohatsu outboard motor assemblies. Designed to replace the original factory-fitted bolt, it helps maintain secure attachment of engine components during normal operation. Ideal for replacing missing, damaged or corroded fasteners, this genuine replacement part is suitable for routine servicing, maintenance and repairs where the original Tohatsu parts catalogue specifies part number 910103-6612.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

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

Compatible Tohatsu Outboard Motors

  • 2-Stroke Models
  • - Tohatsu M5B – 5HP
  • - Tohatsu M6B – 6HP
  • - Tohatsu M8B – 8HP
  • - Tohatsu M9.8B – 9.8HP
  • - Tohatsu M25C2 – 25HP
  • - Tohatsu M30A4 – 30HP
  • - Tohatsu M60C – 60HP
  • - Tohatsu M70C – 70HP
  • - Tohatsu MD40B – 40HP TLDI
  • - Tohatsu MD50B – 50HP TLDI
  • - Tohatsu MD70B – 70HP TLDI
  • - Tohatsu MD115A / MD115A2 – 115HP TLDI
  • 4-Stroke Models
  • - Tohatsu MFS5B – 5HP
  • - Tohatsu MFS6B – 6HP

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Current OEM Ordering Number
  • - 910103-6612 / 9101036612M – Genuine Tohatsu bolt.
  • Superseded Part Number
  • - 910136612M – Earlier OEM number, superseded by 9101036612M

Important Fitment Information

  • - Confirm engine model, serial number and assembly location.
  • - The same bolt may be used in multiple locations on an outboard.
  • - Verify thread diameter, length, pitch and head configuration before substitution.
  • - Do not substitute a generic fastener solely on appearance.
  • - Follow the manufacturer's specified tightening torque.
  • - Confirm the required quantity from the relevant parts diagram.

Signs the Bolt Needs Replacing

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

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