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Pins & Fasteners (Tohatsu)

Spring Pin 3mm × 8mm – 951407-0308

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 951407-0308

$3.00
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The Genuine Tohatsu Spring Pin 951407-0308 is a 3 mm × 8 mm replacement retaining pin for selected Tohatsu outboard motor assemblies. Designed to provide a secure interference fit in a correctly sized mounting hole, its spring construction helps retain mechanical components and maintain their alignment. Ideal for replacing damaged, worn or missing pins during servicing, this genuine OEM component helps restore the original factory assembly arrangement.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM replacement spring pin.
  • - Nominal 3 mm diameter × 8 mm length.
  • - Spring-type construction for secure retention.
  • - Helps locate and secure shafts and mechanical components.
  • - Suitable for selected outboard motor servicing and repairs.
  • - Replacement for worn, corroded or missing retaining pins.
  • - Supplied individually.

Compatible Tohatsu Outboard Motors

  • 2-Stroke Outboards
  • - M2.5A2 – 2.5HP
  • - M3.5A2 / M3.5B2 – 3.5HP
  • - M9.9D2 – 9.9HP
  • - M15D2 – 15HP
  • - M18E2 / MX18E2 – 18HP
  • - M25H / MX25H – 25HP
  • - M30H / MX30H – 30HP
  • - M25JET – 25HP, selected models
  • 2-Stroke TLDI Outboards
  • - No specific TLDI application independently confirmed.
  • 4-Stroke Outboards
  • - MFS2B – 2HP
  • - MFS2.5B – 2.5HP
  • - MFS3.5B – 3.5HP
  • - MFS2C – 2HP
  • - MFS2.5C – 2.5HP
  • - MFS3.5C – 3.5HP

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Current Genuine Tohatsu Part Number
  • - 951407-0308 / 9514070308M – Spring Pin, 3 × 8 mm.
  • Previous / Superseded Part Number
  • - 951470308M – Superseded by 9514070308M.
  • Alternative Catalogue Format
  • - 9514-7-0308 – Alternative formatting of the OEM number.

Suitable Applications

  • - Crankshaft sub-assembly retention.
  • - Labyrinth packing location.
  • - Gearcase cam rod assemblies.
  • - Shift mechanism retention.
  • - Replacement of damaged or missing spring pins.

Signs the Spring Pin Needs Replacing

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

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