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Pins & Fasteners (Tohatsu)

Split Pin 3mm × 22mm – 951503-2522

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 951503-2522

$3.65
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The Genuine Tohatsu Split Pin 951503-2522 is an OEM retaining pin associated with selected Tohatsu outboard motor propeller assemblies. Designed to pass through the retaining hole and be secured by bending its split legs, it helps prevent the propeller nut from loosening during operation. Suitable for routine propeller maintenance and replacement, this component provides a genuine replacement option where the original part number is specified.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM retaining pin.
  • - Split-leg construction for positive mechanical retention.
  • - Helps secure the propeller retaining nut.
  • - Suitable for selected outboard propeller servicing.
  • - Replacement for damaged, corroded or missing split pins.
  • - Cross-referenced to the later OEM part number 951503-0322.
  • - Supplied individually.

Compatible Tohatsu Outboard Motors

  • 2-Stroke Outboards
  • - M9.9D2 – 9.9HP
  • - M15D2 – 15HP
  • - M18E2 – 18HP
  • - MX18E2 – 18HP
  • 2-Stroke TLDI Outboards
  • - No specific TLDI application independently confirmed for the original number.
  • 4-Stroke Outboards
  • - MFS9.9E – 9.9HP
  • - MFS15E – 15HP
  • - MFS20E – 20HP
  • - MFS25C / MFS30C – 25HP / 30HP
  • - MFS25D / MFS30D – 25HP / 30HP

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Original Genuine Tohatsu Part Number
  • - 951503-2522 / 9515032522M – Split Pin, 2.5 × 22 mm.
  • Current Replacement Part Number
  • - 951503-0322 / 9515030322M – Split Pin, 3 × 22 mm.
  • The supersession is confirmed by OEM parts suppliers.
  • Other Numbers Superseded to 9515030322M
  • - 9514030320M
  • - 9514030322M
  • - 951430320M
  • - 9515030320M
  • - 951530320M
  • - 951530322M

Suitable Applications

  • - Shift lever stop adjustment assemblies.
  • - Gear shift mechanism retention.
  • - Selected outboard gearcase assemblies using the replacement number.
  • - Replacement of worn, corroded or missing split pins.
  • - Routine shift linkage maintenance.

Signs the Split Pin Needs Replacing

  • - Bent or broken retaining legs.
  • - Corrosion or excessive wear.
  • - Loose or missing split pin.
  • - Damaged pin head.
  • - Pin previously removed during disassembly.
  • - Insecure retention of the connected linkage.

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