6N7-85550-01-00 Yamaha Flywheel | Genuine Used Part
6N7-85550-01-00 Yamaha Flywheel | Genuine Used Part
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🔧 Product Description
Genuine Yamaha 115HP / 130HP V4 Flywheel Rotor Assembly - Part Number: 6N7-85550-01-00
A genuine used Yamaha magnetic flywheel and rotor assembly for selected 115HP and 130HP V4 two-stroke outboards.
The assembly features a 112-tooth starter ring gear and permanent magnets that rotate around the stator to generate charging and ignition-system power. Yamaha 6N7-85550-01-00 is the later replacement for rotor assembly 6N7-85550-00-00.
⚙️ Key Features
• Genuine Yamaha magnetic flywheel rotor
• Correct Yamaha reference 6N7-85550-01-00
• 112-tooth starter ring gear
• Suits selected Yamaha 115HP and 130HP V4 engines
• Works with stator assembly 6N7-85510-00-00
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• 6N7-85550-01-00 → Supersedes 6N7-85550-00-00
• 6N7-85550-00-00 earlier Yamaha rotor assembly
OEM / Related Numbers:
• 6N7-85550-01-00
• 6N7855500100
• 6N7-85550-00-00
• 6N7855500000
• Stator assembly: 6N7-85510-00-00
• Pulser coil: 6N7-85580-10-00
• Woodruff key: 90280-05015-00
• Flywheel washer: 90201-21M18-00
• Flywheel nut: 90170-20137-00
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• No aftermarket equivalent
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• Yamaha 115HP and 130HP V4 two-stroke outboards
• Electric-start charging and ignition assemblies
• Yamaha generator systems using the 6N7 rotor family
Typically suits:
• Engine models:
• Yamaha 115TLR
• Yamaha 115TXR
• Yamaha 115TLRD
• Yamaha 115TXRD
• Yamaha 115ETL and 115ETX model variants using the 6N7 generator
• Yamaha 130TLR
• Yamaha 130TXR
• Yamaha 130TLRD
• Yamaha 130TXRD
• Yamaha 130ETL and 130ETX model variants using the 6N7 generator
• HP Range: 115HP - 130HP
• Engine Type: V4 carburetted two-stroke outboard
• Year Range: Approximately 1990 - 2009, dependent on model and market
🔌 Function
The flywheel provides rotational inertia, starter engagement and magnetic flux for the stator and pulser-coil assemblies. These systems generate battery-charging current and ignition-timing signals.
Common signs of failure:
• Starter teeth are worn, chipped or missing
• Internal magnets are loose or cracked
• Battery-charging output is low or absent
• Ignition timing becomes unstable
• Flywheel rubs against the stator
• Crankshaft taper or keyway is damaged
• Excessive flywheel runout or vibration
📦 Condition
• Genuine used part
• Removed from running engine where applicable
• In good working condition unless otherwise stated
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