35850-ZW5-000 Honda Starter Relay | Genuine Used Part

🔧 Product Description

Genuine Honda Starter Relay Assembly - Part Number: 35850-ZW5-000

A genuine Honda Marine starter relay used on selected BF115 and BF130 four-stroke outboards. This relay is part of the ZW5 starter circuit and is commonly associated with the later 35850-ZW5-003 starter relay reference in replacement data.

⚙️ Key Features

• Genuine Honda Marine starter relay

• Correct Honda ZW5 starter relay family

• Used on selected Honda BF115 and BF130 four-stroke outboards

• Switches starter motor current during engine cranking

• Match by relay plug, terminal layout, bracket and frame serial

🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference

OEM Supersession Chain:

• 35850-ZW5-000 Honda starter relay reference

• 35850-ZW5-003 related later Honda starter relay reference

OEM / Related Numbers:

• 35850-ZW5-000

• 35850ZW5000

• 35850-ZW5-003

• 35850ZW5003

• Starter relay

• Relay starter

• Starter solenoid relay

• Honda BF115 relay

• Honda BF130 relay

• ZW5 starter relay

Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:

• Aftermarket replacement for 35850-ZW5-003 where compatible with original ZW5 relay layout

• No broad aftermarket equivalent confirmed beyond BF115 / BF130 relay replacement listings

🚤 Compatibility

Commonly used on:

• Honda BF115 / BF130 starter relay circuits

Typically suits:

• Engine models:

• Honda BF115A starter relay applications

• Honda BF115 115HP four-stroke ZW5 starter relay systems

• Honda BF130A starter relay applications

• Honda BF130 130HP four-stroke ZW5 starter relay systems

• Honda BF115 / BF130 applications from approximately 1999-2007+ where the starter relay diagram specifies 35850-ZW5 family

• HP Range: 115HP - 130HP

• Engine Type: Honda four-stroke outboard electric starting system

• Year Range: commonly 1999 - 2007+ depending on frame serial

• Serial / Frame Note: Match by exact Honda model code, frame serial, relay plug, terminal layout, mounting bracket and starter-circuit diagram before installation.

🔌 Function

The starter relay uses the key-switch start signal to switch high-current battery power to the starter motor.

Common signs of failure:

• Starter does not crank

• Relay clicks but starter does not turn

• Intermittent cranking

• Starter circuit works when relay is bypassed

• Burnt or corroded relay terminals

• Voltage present at input but not output

• Engine cranks normally when a known-good relay is fitted

📦 Condition

• Genuine used part

• Removed from running engine where applicable

• In good working condition unless otherwise stated