Yamaha 692-24410-01-00 - OEM Fuel Pump Assembly

Yamaha 692-24410-01-00 is the current OEM Yamaha outboard fuel pump assembly and supersedes 692-24410-00-00. If you have been searching for OEM Yamaha outboard fuel pump assembly 692-24410-00-00, this updated 692-24410-01-00 part is the correct replacement. The two part numbers are interchangeable for the listed applications, with the newer number reflecting Yamaha’s updated production part.

This certified Yamaha fuel pump assembly is used on select Yamaha 2-stroke outboard models, including many 40 HP, 50 HP, 60 HP, 70 HP, and 90 HP applications from the mid-1990s through the mid-2000s. The fuel pump helps move gasoline from the fuel supply into the engine at the correct delivery rate, supporting smooth starting, steady idle, clean acceleration, and reliable fuel flow under load.

Because many boat owners do not search by part number first, this page also helps identify when a Yamaha outboard fuel pump may be the cause of hard starts, hesitation, stalling, or weak fuel delivery. Always confirm fitment with your exact Yamaha model and year before ordering.

Why choose the OEM Yamaha 692-24410-01-00 fuel pump assembly?

• Genuine Yamaha OEM fuel pump assembly.
• Current Yamaha part number: 692-24410-01-00.
• Supersedes Yamaha part number 692-24410-00-00.
• Designed for correct fitment on listed Yamaha outboard models.
• Helps restore proper fuel delivery, starting, idle quality, and high-RPM performance.
• Recommended when the original fuel pump is leaking, weak, cracked, or no longer delivering steady fuel flow.
• Best option when maintaining OEM service consistency on compatible Yamaha outboards.

Signs of a failing Yamaha outboard fuel pump:

• Hard starting or no-start condition: The fuel pump may not be building enough fuel flow to prime the system properly.
• Engine stalls at wide-open throttle: A weak pump may not keep up with fuel demand at higher RPM.
• Sputtering or hesitation under load: Inconsistent fuel delivery can cause the engine to run lean, stumble, or surge.
• Fuel leaking from the pump body: A cracked diaphragm, worn gasket, or damaged pump housing can allow fuel to escape externally.
• Fuel smell around the engine: Any fuel odor should be inspected quickly before operating the boat again.
• Fuel in engine oil: A failed fuel pump diaphragm may allow fuel to migrate into the crankcase. Stop use and service immediately if this is suspected.

How to test a Yamaha 692-24410 fuel pump:

1. Work in a well-ventilated area away from sparks, flames, cigarettes, and hot engine surfaces.
2. Disconnect the fuel outlet line from the fuel pump and route it into an approved fuel-safe container.
3. Crank the engine briefly and observe fuel delivery.
4. A healthy pump should produce a strong, steady pulse of fuel while the engine is cranking.
5. Weak, uneven, or no fuel flow may indicate a failed fuel pump, restricted fuel line, clogged inlet screen, or fuel supply issue.
6. Inspect the inlet screen or filter area inside the pump assembly for blockage or debris.
7. Reconnect all fuel lines securely and check for leaks before running the engine.

Important: Fuel system testing can be hazardous. If you are not comfortable working around gasoline or diagnosing fuel delivery issues, have the inspection performed by a qualified Yamaha marine technician.

How to replace the Yamaha 692-24410-01-00 fuel pump assembly:

1. Disconnect the battery and make sure the engine is cool before starting work.
2. Relieve any fuel pressure and place absorbent material below the pump area to catch drips.
3. Label or photograph the fuel line routing before removal.
4. Disconnect the inlet and outlet fuel lines from the old fuel pump.
5. Remove the mounting hardware and take off the old pump assembly.
6. Inspect nearby fuel lines, clamps, gaskets, and fittings for cracking, stiffness, or leaks.
7. Install the new Yamaha 692-24410-01-00 fuel pump assembly in the same orientation as the original.
8. Reconnect fuel lines securely and replace worn clamps or hoses if needed.
9. Prime the fuel system, then check carefully for leaks before starting the engine.
10. Start the engine and verify smooth idle, clean throttle response, and steady fuel delivery.

Service interval and inspection note:

Inspect the fuel pump, fuel lines, clamps, and related fuel system components during regular 100-hour or annual service. Replace the fuel pump assembly if the diaphragm is cracked, gaskets are hardened, the pump body leaks, fuel delivery is weak, or fuel contamination in the oil is suspected. In older 2-stroke Yamaha outboards, fuel system issues can show up as hard starting, bogging, hesitation, or stalling under load.

OEM Yamaha fuel pump vs. aftermarket fuel pump:

Feature	Yamaha 692-24410-01-00 OEM Fuel Pump	Aftermarket Fuel Pump
Direct Yamaha part-number match	Yes	Varies
Replaces 692-24410-00-00	Yes	May require cross-reference
Designed for listed Yamaha outboards	Yes	Varies by brand
Fuel delivery consistency	Built to Yamaha specifications	Varies
Best choice for OEM maintenance	Yes	Not always

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the Yamaha 692-24410 fuel pump assembly used for?

The Yamaha 692-24410 fuel pump assembly moves fuel from the fuel supply to the engine on compatible Yamaha outboard models. It helps maintain proper fuel delivery for starting, idling, acceleration, and high-RPM operation.

Does 692-24410-01-00 replace 692-24410-00-00?

Yes. Yamaha 692-24410-01-00 supersedes Yamaha 692-24410-00-00. If your old parts diagram or existing pump shows 692-24410-00-00, the updated 692-24410-01-00 is the current OEM replacement for the listed applications.

How do I know if my Yamaha outboard fuel pump is failing?

Common signs include hard starting, no-start issues, stalling at wide-open throttle, hesitation under load, fuel leaking from the pump body, fuel odor, or fuel contamination in the engine oil. Any fuel leak or fuel-in-oil condition should be serviced immediately.

How do I test a Yamaha outboard fuel pump?

Disconnect the outlet line, route it into an approved fuel-safe container, and crank the engine briefly. A good pump should send a strong, steady pulse of fuel. Weak or no flow may point to a failed pump, clogged screen, restricted fuel line, or fuel supply problem.

Can I replace the Yamaha 692-24410-01-00 fuel pump myself?

Many experienced boat owners can replace this pump with basic tools, but fuel system work requires caution. Disconnect the battery, avoid sparks or flames, label the fuel lines, check for leaks after installation, and follow the service manual for your exact model.

How much does a Yamaha OEM fuel pump assembly cost?

The current price is shown on this product page. Pricing can change based on inventory, Yamaha parts updates, and availability, so use the live product price above for the most accurate cost.

Yamaha Part Number: 692-24410-01-00

Superseded Part Number: 692-24410-00-00

This certified Yamaha Fuel Pump Assembly applies to the following Yamaha outboard engine models: