67h-83672-02 Yamaha Trim Sender | Genuine OEM Yamaha Outboard Part

🔧 Product Description

Genuine Yamaha Two-Wire Trim Sender - Part Number: 67H-83672-02

A genuine Yamaha trim-position sender for selected two-stroke, HPDI, four-stroke and VMAX SHO outboards.

The sender converts the engine's trim angle into an electrical resistance signal for the dashboard trim gauge or digital instrumentation system.

⚙️ Key Features

• Genuine Yamaha OEM two-wire trim sender

• Correct Yamaha part number 67H-83672-02

• Reports engine trim position to the helm display

• Used across Yamaha 30HP to 300HP outboard families

• Recmar aftermarket replacement available

🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference

OEM Supersession Chain:

• 67H-83672-02 → Supersedes 67H-83672-01

• 67H-83672-01 → Supersedes 67H-83672-00

• 67H-83672-00 earlier Yamaha trim-sender reference

OEM / Related Numbers:

• 67H-83672-02

• 67H-83672-02-00

• 67H836720200

• 67H-83672-01

• 67H-83672-00

• 64E-43139-11 related trim-sender cam

• 97985-06216 related mounting screw

Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:

• Recmar: REC67H-83672-02

• Direct-replacement two-wire sender: 67H-83672-02

🚤 Compatibility

Commonly used on:

• Yamaha two-stroke, HPDI, four-stroke and VMAX SHO trim systems

• Two-wire Yamaha trim-gauge installations

Typically suits:

• Engine models:

• Yamaha F30 four-stroke

• Yamaha F40 four-stroke

• Yamaha F50 and T50 four-stroke

• Yamaha F60 and T60 four-stroke

• Yamaha F70 four-stroke

• Yamaha F75 and F90 four-stroke

• Yamaha F115 and LF115 four-stroke

• Yamaha F135 four-stroke

• Yamaha F150 and LF150 four-stroke

• Yamaha F175 inline-four four-stroke

• Yamaha 115HP and 130HP two-stroke

• Yamaha 150HP, 175HP and 200HP two-stroke

• Yamaha Z150, Z175 and Z200 HPDI

• Yamaha Z250 and Z300 HPDI

• Yamaha VMAX SHO VF150, VF175, VF200, VF225 and VF250 applications using the 67H sender

• Yamaha VF250LB 2024

• Yamaha LF115XB2 2025

• HP Range: 30HP - 300HP

• Engine Type: Yamaha two-stroke, HPDI, four-stroke and VMAX SHO outboard

• Year Range: Approximately 2004 onward, dependent on bracket and sender-cam design

🔌 Function

The trim sender converts the physical engine angle into an electrical signal for the trim gauge or digital display.

Common signs of failure:

• Trim gauge remains at full up or full down

• Displayed trim angle does not match engine position

• Gauge movement is erratic or intermittent

• Sender wiring is corroded, broken or damaged

• Sender arm or trim cam binds or wears

📦 Condition

• Genuine Yamaha part

• Brand new

• Supplied in original or equivalent packaging