SouthMarine Boat Fuel Pump Assembly for Yamaha 25–90HP (6A0-24410-00) Direct-Fit Replacement, OEM Match

The SouthMarine Boat Engine Fuel Pump Assy (6A0-24410-00 / 692-24410-00) is a direct-fit replacement fuel pump for many Yamaha 25–90HP 2-stroke outboards.

This fuel pump assembly is built to replace the listed Yamaha OEM part numbers and restore reliable fuel delivery on compatible outboard engines from roughly 1995–2015. It fits a wide range of models and horsepower classes, making it a useful spare part for owners and technicians maintaining older Yamaha 2-stroke outboards.

Which Yamaha engines and part numbers does this assembly replace?

This SouthMarine pump is designed as a direct-fit equivalent for several Yamaha OEM part numbers and works across many 2-stroke outboard models in the 25HP–90HP range.

• Replaces Yamaha OEM numbers: 692-24410-00, 663-24410-00, 6A0-24410-00 through -05.
• Compatible with 25, 30, 40, 55, 60, 70, 75, 85 and 90 HP engines.
• Fits many series including C, TL, MLH, TJRZ, P series specified by Yamaha.

How do I know if this pump fits my outboard and model year?

Check the OEM part number stamped on your existing pump or consult your Yamaha parts diagram and model/year details. This assembly covers most 2-stroke Yamaha outboards produced from about 1995 to 2015, but verify part numbers before ordering.

• Compare your current pump’s part number with the list above.
• Confirm engine horsepower and series (e.g., C25, 40MLHZ, 90TLR).
• When in doubt, provide your engine serial/model number to a technician.

What are the practical benefits of choosing this SouthMarine replacement pump?

Using this replacement helps restore consistent fuel flow and eliminates performance issues caused by a failing pump. It’s made to match the OEM mounting points and fuel connections so installation is straightforward for mechanics familiar with Yamaha outboards.

• Designed for plug-and-play fit with OEM mounting and hose connections.
• Restores steady fuel pressure to prevent stalling or poor acceleration.
• Provides an affordable alternative to sourcing discontinued or expensive OEM units.

What should I do before and after installing this fuel pump?

Prepare by inspecting fuel lines, filters and the mounting area for wear or debris. After installation, run the engine and check for proper prime, leaks and consistent throttle response.

• Inspect and replace fuel hoses and primer bulbs if cracked or aged.
• Tighten fittings and check for leaks before running the engine.
• Monitor engine for smooth idling and full-range throttle response post-installation.

Who is this for: Owners, boatyards and marine technicians who maintain older Yamaha 2-stroke outboard engines and need a dependable, direct-fit replacement fuel pump. This part suits anyone looking to repair fuel delivery problems or to keep a spare on board for common Yamaha 25–90HP models from the mid-1990s through mid-2010s. Always match your engine’s part number and series before purchase to ensure compatibility.