0315480 OMC Regulator | Genuine Used Part
0315480 OMC Regulator | Genuine Used Part
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🔧 Product Description
Genuine OMC Voltage Regulator / Rectifier - Part Number: 0315480
A genuine OMC voltage regulator / rectifier used on Johnson and Evinrude outboard charging systems. This five-wire regulator controls charging output and supports battery charging and electrical-system voltage stability.
⚙️ Key Features
• Genuine OMC voltage regulator / rectifier
• Correct OMC part number 0315480
• Also referenced as 315480
• Five-wire regulator style with red, purple, grey, yellow and yellow / grey wiring configuration
• Used on Johnson / Evinrude outboard charging systems requiring the 0315480 regulator
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• 0315480 OMC voltage regulator / rectifier reference
• 315480 short-form OMC / Johnson / Evinrude reference
OEM / Related Numbers:
• 0315480
• 315480
• OMC: 0315480
• Johnson / Evinrude: 315480
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• No aftermarket equivalent
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• OMC / Johnson / Evinrude outboard charging systems
• Older Johnson / Evinrude regulator / rectifier assemblies using the 315480 / 0315480 regulator body
Typically suits:
• Engine models:
• Evinrude 60HP 60073D charging system applications using 315480
• Johnson / Evinrude 65HP outboard charging systems using 0315480
• Johnson / Evinrude 70HP outboard charging systems using 0315480
• Johnson / Evinrude 100HP charging system applications using 315480 / 0315480
• Johnson / Evinrude 125HP outboard charging systems using 0315480
• OMC charging systems with five-wire 0315480 regulator configuration
• HP Range: commonly 60HP - 125HP where the 0315480 regulator is listed
• Engine Type: OMC / Johnson / Evinrude two-stroke outboard charging system
• Year Range: approximately early-1970s through older OMC applications depending on exact model
🔌 Function
The regulator / rectifier converts stator AC output into DC charging voltage and helps control charging-system voltage to protect the battery and electrical components.
Common signs of failure:
• Battery not charging
• Overcharging or high battery voltage
• Tachometer signal loss on grey wire systems
• Melted or overheated regulator body
• Blown fuse or charging circuit fault
• Weak battery after running
📦 Condition
• Genuine used part
• Removed from running engine where applicable
• In good working condition unless otherwise stated
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