EXPLODED PARTS DIAGRAM
Suzuki DF100A, DF115A, DF140A (2012-21) and DF140 (2002-12) Engine Service, Gasket and Internal Parts Exploded Diagram
Parts schedule
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Engine Service, Gasket and Internal Parts shown in this diagram
The source pack contains 2 catalogue pages for Suzuki DF100A, DF115A, DF140A (2012-21) and DF140 (2002-12) and covers oil pan, cylinder head, piston, valve, spark plug, exhaust manifold and oil seal. The heading defines this diagram route; it does not make every component interchangeable across every version.
Engine and service-part checks
Confirm the displacement, production period, cylinder arrangement and serial. Use the exact callout and printed reference because visually similar engines can use production-specific components.
How to use the exploded diagram and parts schedule
- Confirm the complete Suzuki model, production period and serial.
- Find the component and note its numbered callout.
- Match the callout to the RECMAR and OEM references in the schedule.
- Apply every year, ratio, rotation and configuration note on that row.
- Compare the selected replacement with the removed part before installation.
Fitment and OEM reference guidance
The source covers DF100A, DF115A and DF140A (2012-21), plus DF140 (2002-12). Keep the two production groups separate when using the schedule.
An OEM number is an identification cross-reference, not proof that every scheduled item fits every Suzuki outboard covered by the page heading. The selected row and exact reference control fitment.
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