50/60/70HP Yamaha Outboard Engine OEM Replacement Parts: Ignition Coil 6H3-85570-10-00

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Product Description

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Basic Information

Model NO.
6H3-85570-10-00
Cylinders
3
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Engine Capacity
2.1-3L
Engine Type
2 Stroke
Position
Outboard
Condition
New
Ignition System
CDI
Applicable Brand
YAMAHA
Engine Power
50HP 60HP 70HP
Material
Rubber & Copper Wire
HS Code
8409911100
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Packaging & Delivery

Package Size
30.00cm * 30.00cm * 20.00cm
Gross Weight
0.250kg
Yamaha Outboard Ignition Coil
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Installation Instructions

Installation Guide
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Product Description

Part Number: 6H3-85570-10-00
Ignition Coil Assy for Outboard Engines: Compatible with Yamaha 50, Yamaha 60, and Yamaha 70 HP models.

🔹 Key Features:
1. High Voltage Output: Designed to produce 20,000 to 50,000 volts for a strong ignition spark.
2. Compact Design: Lightweight and engineered to fit seamlessly within the marine ignition system.
3. Durability: Built to withstand high temperatures, vibrations, and harsh saltwater environments.
4. System Compatibility: Supports direct or distributor-less ignition systems common in Yamaha outboards.
🔹 Essential Functions:
1. Voltage Transformation: Converts low 12V battery power into high voltage required for spark generation.
2. Efficient Combustion: Initiates the combustion process to ensure reliable engine starts and running.
3. Precision Timing: Ensures sparks occur at the exact moment for optimal piston movement and performance.
🔹 Maintenance Tips:
1. Regular Inspection: Check for wear, cracks, or housing damage if the engine misfires.
2. Corrosion Control: Use dielectric grease on connections to protect against salt and moisture.
3. Cleanliness: Keep the area around the coil free of debris to prevent overheating.
4. Secure Connections: Periodically check that all wiring and connectors are tightly attached.
5. Voltage Testing: Use a multimeter to verify correct voltage delivery if performance issues arise.
⚠️ Common Symptoms of Failure:
• Engine Misfires: Caused by incomplete combustion due to low voltage spark.
• Difficulty Starting: Weak coils often fail to ignite the spark plug during ignition.
• Reduced Fuel Economy: Faulty coils lead to inefficient fuel burning.
• Rough Idling/Stalling: Inconsistent spark delivery causes the engine to run roughly at low speeds.
• No Spark: Complete coil failure prevents the engine from starting entirely.
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Product Description / Part Number Applicable Horsepower
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YAMAHA 688-85540-00 CDI UNIT ASSY50/75/85HP
YAMAHA 688-85540-16 CDI UNIT ASSY75/80/85/90HP
YAMAHA 695-85540-11 CDI UNIT ASSY9.9/15/20/25HP
YAMAHA 6A1-85540-00 CDI UNIT ASSY2HP
YAMAHA 6E5-85540-12 CDI UNIT ASSEMBLY115/130/140HP
YAMAHA 6H2-85540-12 CDI UNIT ASSY50/60/70HP
YAMAHA 61N-85540-13 CDI UNIT ASSY25/30HP
YAMAHA 61A-81950-01 RELAY ASSY150/250HP
YAMAHA 6H1-81950-00 RELAY ASSY25/40/50/60/70/75/80/85/90HP
YAMAHA 63P-81950-00 RELAY ASSY20HP to 300HP Range
YAMAHA 6G1-81941-10 STARTER RELAY ASSY6/8/9.9/15/20/25/30/40/50/75-90HP
YAMAHA 6H2-81960-10 RECTIFIER & REGULATOR40/50/60/70HP
YAMAHA B8HS-10 / 94701-00160 SPARK PLUG25HP to 175HP Range
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Which Yamaha outboard models is the 6H3-85570-10-00 compatible with?

A1: This ignition coil is specifically designed for Yamaha 2-stroke outboard engines with 50HP, 60HP, and 70HP power ratings.

Q2: What are the main materials used in this ignition coil?

A2: The coil is manufactured using high-quality rubber for insulation and durable copper wire for efficient electrical conductivity.

Q3: How can I tell if my ignition coil needs replacing?

A3: Common signs include engine misfires, difficulty starting the motor, poor fuel efficiency, and rough idling or stalling at low speeds.

Q4: Does this product handle marine environments well?

A4: Yes, it features a durable, sealed design specifically built to withstand high vibrations, humidity, and saltwater corrosion typical of marine applications.

Q5: What is the primary function of this ignition coil?

A5: Its main job is to transform the low voltage from the battery into the high voltage (up to 50,000V) necessary to create a spark at the spark plug for engine combustion.

Q6: What maintenance is required for marine ignition coils?

A6: We recommend regular inspections for cracks, keeping the area clean of debris, checking for corrosion on terminals, and applying dielectric grease to protect the connections.

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