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Pins & Fasteners (Tohatsu)

Snap Retainer 8mm – 951703-0800

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 951703-0800

$1.45
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The Genuine Tohatsu Snap Retainer 951703-0800 is an OEM retaining clip used to secure mechanical linkage connections in selected Tohatsu outboard motor assemblies. Identified by its nominal 8 mm catalogue size, this component helps maintain correct positioning and prevent connected parts from separating during operation. Suitable for routine servicing and repairs, it provides a genuine replacement for damaged, corroded, distorted or missing retaining clips.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM replacement snap retainer.
  • - Nominal catalogue size of 8 mm.
  • - Helps secure mechanical linkage connections.
  • - Designed for use in specified factory assemblies.
  • - Suitable for replacement during outboard servicing.
  • - Helps maintain correct component positioning.
  • - Supplied individually.

Compatible Tohatsu Outboard Motors

  • 2-Stroke Outboards
  • - M6B – 6HP
  • - M8B – 8HP
  • - M9.8B – 9.8HP
  • - M40D2 – 40HP
  • - M50D2 – 50HP
  • 2-Stroke TLDI Outboards
  • - MD40B / MD40B2 – 40HP
  • - MD50B / MD50B2 – 50HP
  • 4-Stroke Outboards
  • - MFS8A3 – 8HP
  • - MFS9.8A3 – 9.8HP
  • - MFS8B – 8HP
  • - MFS9.8B – 9.8HP
  • - MFS25B – 25HP
  • - MFS30B – 30HP

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Current Genuine Tohatsu Part Number
  • - 951703-0800 / 9517030800M – Snap Retainer, d=8.
  • Alternative Catalogue Format
  • - 9517-3-0800 – Alternative formatting of the OEM part number.

Suitable Applications

  • - Gear shift lever retention.
  • - Shift rod lever assemblies.
  • - Shift shaft and linkage retention.
  • - Selected remote control and cable linkage assemblies.
  • - Replacement of damaged or missing retaining clips.
  • - Routine outboard motor servicing.

Signs the Snap Retainer Needs Replacing

  • - Bent, distorted or damaged retaining clip.
  • - Loss of retaining tension.
  • - Corrosion or cracking.
  • - Loose or insecure shift linkage connection.
  • - Missing clip following servicing.
  • - Excessive movement or separation of connected components.

Shipping

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