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12V Solenoid Relay 688-81950-10-00 Fit Yamaha 1991 70TLRP 70TRP 90TRP C85TRP

12V Solenoid Relay 688-81950-10-00 Fit Yamaha 1991 70TLRP 70TRP 90TRP C85TRP

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12V Solenoid Relay for Yamaha

This 12V solenoid relay, referencing OEM cross-reference 688-81950-10-00, is a direct replacement starting component designed for select Yamaha outboard motors.

Overview

This 12V solenoid relay is an electrical switching device that controls the high-current flow to the starter motor when the ignition is engaged. It is built to match the original 688-81950-10-00 specifications, ensuring reliable starting for your Yamaha engine. This solenoid relay is a critical part for restoring dependable turn-key operation.

Built For Performance

  • Rated for 12V DC electrical systems common on marine outboards
  • Constructed with a sealed, corrosion-resistant housing for marine environments
  • Directly replaces OEM part number 688-81950-10-00
  • Utilizes standard blade and stud terminals for straightforward wiring hookup
  • Provides consistent, high-current switching capability for starter motor activation
  • Compact design fits within the original mounting location

Fits These Machines

  • for Yamaha 70TLRP (1991)
  • for Yamaha 70TRP (1991)
  • for Yamaha 90TRP (1991)
  • for Yamaha C85TRP (1991)

On-The-Job Use

  • Primary use is engaging the starter motor during engine start-up sequences
  • Commonly utilized during routine servicing of electrical systems on older Yamaha outboards
  • Replaces a faulty relay to resolve intermittent or no-crank conditions

Specs At A Glance

Voltage Rating 12V DC
Part Number(s) 688-81950-10-00

Good To Know

Q: Will this relay work with my specific Yamaha model? A: Fitment is based on the OEM part number 688-81950-10-00 and listed compatible models, but serial number ranges can affect compatibility, so always verify before purchase.

Q: What are common signs that this solenoid relay needs replacement? A: A single clicking sound when turning the key or complete silence from the starter often indicates a failed relay, though battery condition should be checked first.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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