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Tiller Handle Sub-Assembly – 3NTQ63005-1

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 3NTQ63005-1

$203.10
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The Genuine Tohatsu Tiller Handle Sub-Assembly 3NTQ63005-1 is an OEM replacement steering and control component for selected Tohatsu two-stroke outboard motors. Designed to replace a damaged or worn tiller handle sub-assembly, it helps restore the original manual steering and throttle control arrangement. Suitable for servicing compatible tiller-operated outboards, this genuine component provides a factory-specified replacement for the original handle assembly.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM replacement tiller handle sub-assembly.
  • - Designed for selected conventional two-stroke outboards.
  • - Helps restore steering and throttle control.
  • - Suitable for replacing worn or damaged handle assemblies.
  • - Replaces several earlier genuine Tohatsu handle references.
  • - Factory-specified replacement component.
  • - Supplied as one sub-assembly, not a complete tiller conversion kit.

Compatible Outboard Motors

  • Tohatsu Conventional Two-Stroke
  • - M9.9D2 – 9.9HP
  • - M15D2 – 15HP
  • - M18E2 – 18HP
  • - M25C3 – 25HP
  • - M30A4 – 30HP
  • - M40C – 40HP

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Genuine Tohatsu References
  • - 3NTQ63005-1 – Replacement tiller handle sub-assembly.
  • - 3NTQ630051 – Unhyphenated ordering reference.
  • Superseded Part Numbers
  • - 3NTQ63005-0
  • - 3M3Q63005-1
  • - 3M3S63005-0
  • - 362-63010-0
  • - 363-63010-0
  • - 363-63012-0
  • - 398-63003-0
  • - 398N63003-0
  • - 398S63003-0
  • - 3A0-63003-0
  • - 3A0N63003-0
  • - 3A0S63003-0

Suitable Applications

  • - Tiller handle replacement.
  • - Outboard steering and throttle control repairs.
  • - Replacement of damaged or worn handle sub-assemblies.
  • - Restoration of the original tiller control arrangement.
  • - Maintenance of compatible manual-steering outboards.

Signs the Tiller Handle Needs Replacing

  • - Cracked or broken handle housing.
  • - Excessive looseness or movement.
  • - Damaged handle mounting points.
  • - Difficulty operating the throttle.
  • - Worn or damaged internal handle components.
  • - Handle deterioration caused by corrosion or impact.

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