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Recoil Starter (Tohatsu)

Recoil Starter Lock Cam Spring – 3R1-05258-0

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 3R1-05258-0

$3.80
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The Genuine Tohatsu Recoil Starter Lock Cam Spring 3R1-05258-0 is an original replacement component for the manual starting mechanism on selected Tohatsu 4HP, 5HP and 6HP outboard motors. Designed to maintain the correct spring tension within the starter lock cam assembly, it helps ensure reliable operation of the recoil starter locking mechanism. Ideal for replacing damaged, weakened or missing springs during starter maintenance and repairs.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM replacement component.
  • - Designed for the recoil starter lock cam mechanism.
  • - Helps maintain correct starter lock cam operation.
  • - Suitable for selected 4HP, 5HP and 6HP outboards.
  • - Direct replacement for the specified original spring.
  • - Compact component for recoil starter servicing.
  • - Suitable for repairing worn or damaged starter mechanisms.

Compatible Tohatsu Outboard Motors

  • 2-Stroke Outboards
  • - M4C – 4HP
  • - M5B – 5HP
  • - M5BS – 5HP
  • 4-Stroke Outboards
  • - MFS4B – 4HP
  • - MFS5B – 5HP
  • - MFS6B – 6HP
  • - MFS4C – 4HP
  • - MFS5C – 5HP
  • - MFS6C – 6HP
  • - MFS4D – 4HP
  • - MFS5D – 5HP
  • - MFS6D – 6HP

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Current Genuine Tohatsu Part Number
  • - 3R1-05258-0 – Starter Lock Cam Spring.
  • - 3R1052580M – Genuine parts ordering number.
  • - 3R1052580 – Unhyphenated reference.
  • Equivalent Manufacturer Part Numbers
  • - 24-804366001 – Mercury/Quicksilver starter lock cam spring.
  • - 804366001 – Alternative Mercury reference.

Suitable Applications

  • - Manual recoil starter repairs.
  • - Starter lock cam mechanism servicing.
  • - Replacement of damaged or weakened springs.
  • - Rebuilding compatible recoil starter assemblies.
  • - Routine outboard maintenance.

Signs the Starter Lock Cam Spring Needs Replacing

  • - Broken or visibly damaged spring.
  • - Spring has lost its original tension.
  • - Recoil starter locking mechanism does not operate correctly.
  • - Starter lock cam fails to return to its intended position.
  • - Intermittent starter engagement.
  • - Excessive wear or corrosion.
  • - Missing spring during starter repairs.

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