Where to buy Yamaha parts online?

[Enniberg]

Wondering if anyone can recommend a good place to order Yamaha parts at slightly more reasonable prices these days?
I used to order from SIM Yamaha or boats.net, but with the current political environment, I don't know how feasible that is?

 

[Enniberg]

To answer my own question, I was not able to find a online source, but after phoning a number of dealers on the Island, I found that Port Boat House in Port Alberni was the only place to stock what I need (others could get it within a week) and their price was the lowest as well.

 

[Redfisher]

I too am looking for an online Yamaha parts supplier. Finding it hard to swallow the prices for parts at my local dealer. $85 for my last thermostat for a 60hp. Ouch.

 

[wildmanyeah]

In the last 5 years just about everything everywhere has doubled in price.

 

[pescador]

I just spent well over $1200 for parts to do my 100 hour service on 2 Yamahas. I started looking at US websites to see how much cheaper they were. Pretty much the same…..for Yam parts.

 

[Independent Marine]

Although their prices have started to creep up, Sierra offers up a pretty good after-market supply of marine parts. I have been using them for the past 6-8 years on my Yamaha, Honda, and Suzuki OB's, as well as my Merc and Yanmar inboards. The trick is to navigate their online parts cross-reference page which can be frustrating at times.

Not everything is available but if your motors are out of warranty, you might look into using their parts as a somewhat 'reasonble' alternative.

This link opens a page that allows you to search by either Model (if you know the engines details), or by Part name (a little more leg work required).

Sierra Interchange