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Pins & Fasteners (Tohatsu)

Spring Pin 3.5 x 16mm - 951403-3516

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 951403-3516

$3.20
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The Genuine Tohatsu Spring Pin 951403-3516 is an original equipment replacement fastening component for specified Tohatsu outboard motor assemblies. Spring pins are designed to fit securely into appropriately sized mounting holes, helping retain mechanical components and maintain their alignment. This genuine replacement part is suitable for servicing assemblies that specifically call for OEM number 951403-3516, subject to confirmation of the engine model and parts diagram.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM replacement spring pin.
  • - 3.5 mm diameter × 16 mm length.
  • - Spring-type construction for secure retention.
  • - Helps maintain mechanical alignment.
  • - Suitable for gearcase and bracket repairs.
  • - Replacement for damaged, corroded or missing pins.

Compatible Tohatsu Outboard Motors

  • 2-Stroke Outboards
  • - M90A – 90HP, gearcase assembly.
  • 2-Stroke TLDI Outboards
  • - MD70B – 70HP, gearcase assembly.
  • - MD90B – 90HP, gearcase assembly.
  • - MD115A – 115HP, gearcase assembly.
  • 4-Stroke Outboards
  • - MFS25D – 25HP, tilt stopper assembly.
  • - MFS30D – 30HP, tilt stopper assembly.
  • - MFS60A – 60HP, tilt stopper assembly.
  • - MFS75A – 75HP, bracket assembly.
  • - MFS90A – 90HP, bracket assembly.
  • - MFS100A – 100HP, bracket assembly.
  • - MFS115A – 115HP, bracket assembly.
  • - MFS140A – 140HP, bracket assembly.

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Current Genuine Tohatsu Part Number
  • - 951403-3516 / 9514033516M – Spring Pin, 3.5 × 16 mm.

Suitable Applications

  • - Gearcase clutch cam retention.
  • - Shift rod joint retention.
  • - Tilt stopper grip assemblies.
  • - Swivel and mounting bracket repairs.
  • - Replacement of damaged or missing spring pins.

Signs the Spring Pin Needs Replacing

  • - Bent, crushed or distorted pin.
  • - Corrosion or cracking.
  • - Loose fit in the mounting hole.
  • - Excessive movement in the connected component.
  • - Damaged or missing pin after disassembly.
  • - Incorrect alignment of the retained linkage.

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