Suzuki
Choose parts that really fit
Here you will find brand-specific parts and accessories. The serial number, engine type, and year of manufacture are particularly helpful for selection.
Original and compatible parts are clearly identifiable – so you can quickly make a safe choice.
Ideal for maintenance, repair, and reliable performance on board.
Discover variants, materials, and designs built for marine use. This way, you'll find equipment that remains reliable on board – season after season.
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Vendor:PalbyPalby Suzuki Service Kit 3 – complete maintenance kit for DF70A, DF80A & DF90A (from 2009)
Regular price €101,90Regular price€101,90Sale price €101,90 -
Vendor:PalbyPalby Suzuki Service Kit 4 – Maintenance Kit for DF100A, DF115A & DF140A (from 2013)
Regular price €76,50Regular price€76,50Sale price €76,50 -
Vendor:PalbyPalby Suzuki Service Kit 5 – Maintenance Kit for DF150 / DF175 (from 2006)
Regular price €85,50Regular price€85,50Sale price €85,50 -
Vendor:PalbyPalby Suzuki Service Kit 6 – Maintenance Kit for DF200, DF225, DF250 & DF300A (from 2011)
Regular price €99,50Regular price€99,50Sale price €99,50 -
Vendor:PalbyPalby Suzuki Service Kit 7 – Complete maintenance set for DF250A, DF250S & DF300 (from 2011)
Regular price €105,90Regular price€105,90Sale price €105,90
Deine Fragen / Unsere Antworte
- Where can I find the serial number of my Suzuki outboard?
- On most Suzuki models, the serial number can be found on a sticker or stamped on the engine mount or bracket. Sometimes it is also located under the engine cowl on the engine block. This number is the most reliable way to check part compatibility.
- How often should the water impeller be replaced on a Suzuki outboard?
- Suzuki recommends replacing the impeller every two years or after a certain number of operating hours for many model series – refer to your service manual for details. A worn impeller no longer cools the engine sufficiently and can lead to overheating damage, so it's better to replace it a little early than too late.
- Which anode material is correct for my Suzuki in saltwater?
- For saltwater, zinc anodes are the classic choice and widely used on Suzuki outboards. In brackish water, aluminum anodes can be useful as they provide more active protection there. Magnesium anodes are only suitable for freshwater – they dissolve too quickly in saltwater.
- Can I use compatible filter parts instead of Suzuki original filters?
- For oil filters and fuel filters, this is generally possible as long as the connection dimensions and filtration value match the original specification. Make sure that compatible parts are explicitly designated as suitable for your Suzuki model – when in doubt, the original part is the safer choice.