6B6-81940-00-00 Starter Solenoid for Yamaha AR 240 HO 1800 2010-2015
6B6-81940-00-00 Starter Solenoid for Yamaha AR 240 HO 1800 2010-2015
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Starter Solenoid for Yamaha
This starter solenoid for Yamaha delivers reliable high-current switching between battery and starter motor, and it is built to cross-reference OEM 6B6-81940-00-00 for direct replacement.
Overview
This starter solenoid for Yamaha is a direct-fit electrical switch engineered to engage the starter motor on AR 240 HO 1800 personal watercraft. It routes heavy battery current to the starter for dependable cranking and is suited to owners performing routine electrical maintenance or replacement on 2010-2015 models. Built to OEM 6B6-81940-00-00 specifications for a confident drop-in fit.
Built For Performance
- Cross-references OEM part 6B6-81940-00-00 for a direct replacement fit
- Handles high starting current between the battery and starter motor
- Sealed housing resists moisture and corrosion in a marine engine bay
- Copper internal contacts deliver consistent switching across repeated starts
- Compact body fits the OEM mounting location without modification
- Designed for the electrical demands of 1800cc HO marine engines
Fits These Machines
- for Yamaha AR 240 HO 1800 (2010)
- for Yamaha AR 240 HO 1800 (2011)
- for Yamaha AR 240 HO 1800 (2012)
- for Yamaha AR 240 HO 1800 (2013)
- for Yamaha AR 240 HO 1800 (2014)
- for Yamaha AR 240 HO 1800 (2015)
On-The-Job Use
- Routine starter circuit replacement on AR 240 HO 1800 models
- Restoring dependable cranking when the original solenoid fails
- Boat maintenance where the engine bay is exposed to moisture
- Replacing a worn solenoid to prevent intermittent no-crank conditions
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 6B6-81940-00-00 |
| Type | Starter Solenoid |
| Function | Battery-to-starter current switching |
| Mounting | OEM location |
Good To Know
Q: Will this fit my Yamaha AR 240 HO 1800? A: It cross-references OEM 6B6-81940-00-00 and is intended for AR 240 HO 1800 models from 2010 to 2015, but verifying your serial number before ordering is recommended.
Q: Does a solenoid failure cause a no-crank condition? A: Yes, a failed starter solenoid commonly prevents the starter motor from receiving battery current, which results in a no-crank or clicking symptom.
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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