Suzuki Screw – 03241-0512A

OEM Fastener Built for Precision and Durability

The Suzuki Screw – 03241-0512A is a genuine replacement part crafted to exacting Suzuki standards. Whether you're conducting a detailed outboard service or replacing worn hardware, this screw provides the precise fit, corrosion resistance, and structural strength needed for dependable marine operation.

Key Features

OEM-Certified Fitment – Manufactured to match factory specifications for secure installation

Built for Marine Conditions – Withstands saltwater exposure and high-vibration environments

Reliable Fastening – Maintains torque without stripping or loosening over time

Consistent Performance – Ensures alignment and long-term reliability of critical components

Part Number: 03241-0512A

Compatibility

Designed for specific Suzuki outboard engine models and subsystems

Always confirm fitment using your engine’s service manual or by verifying 03241-0512A against your parts diagram

Ideal Use Cases

Replacing stripped or corroded screws during scheduled maintenance

Supporting engine cover plates, brackets, and smaller subassemblies

Maintaining OEM hardware integrity for lasting performance on the water

Why Use OEM Screws?

Genuine Suzuki hardware like the Screw – 03241-0512A is engineered for exact fit and long-term performance in marine environments. Substituting generic screws can compromise assembly strength, alignment, and corrosion resistance—risking both engine reliability and safety.

Frequently Asked Questions

What material is this screw made from?

This is a marine-grade metal screw designed by Suzuki to resist corrosion, stripping, and thread wear under high-vibration conditions.

Is this screw used for engine casing or exterior panels?

It depends on the engine model. This screw is commonly used in securing covers, housings, or brackets—refer to your Suzuki parts diagram for precise application.

Can I reuse this screw after removal?

If the threads and head are undamaged, it may be reused. However, for optimal performance, replacing hardware during reassembly is generally recommended.