Screws: Washer

Screws and washers might seem like small details, but using the correct screws and washers is crucial for the safety and reliability of your Evinrude, Johnson, BRP, or OMC engine. The wrong bolt, a missing washer, and you risk compromising a vital component. Here, you'll find only genuine replacement parts, built to the exact manufacturer's specifications.

Whether you're working on a vintage engine from the '60s or a more recent model, original screws and washers guarantee a perfect fit and the corrosion resistance needed in the marine environment. Don't take chances with generic bolts and washers – choose certified Evinrude, Johnson, BRP, and OMC quality.

The Nautica Basile Workshop Tip

• Fast Shipping: Orders received before 12:00 PM ship the same day.


• Satisfaction Guaranteed: If the part isn't right, you can return it (within 14 days).


• Technical Support: Questions about compatibility? Contact us – we've been marine engine experts since 1982.

If you're overhauling your water pump, don't forget to replace the impeller and seals as well. You'll find everything you need in the maintenance section for your engine.

Will these screws and washers fit my 2008 Evinrude E-TEC 90?

Always verify the part number in your engine's service manual. Alternatively, contact us with the exact model and year of manufacture, and we'll identify the correct replacement part for you.

What's the difference between A2 and A4 stainless steel?

A4 stainless steel (AISI 316) is more corrosion-resistant than A2 (AISI 304), especially in high-salinity environments. We recommend A4 for all applications in direct contact with seawater.

Can I use galvanized bolts instead of stainless steel?

Not recommended. Galvanized bolts are subject to galvanic corrosion in the marine environment and can compromise the integrity of the components they secure. Always use quality stainless steel bolts and washers.

Will these screws and washers fit my 2008 Evinrude E-TEC 90?

Always verify the part number in your engine's service manual. Alternatively, contact us with the exact model and year of manufacture, and we'll identify the correct replacement part for you.

What's the difference between A2 and A4 stainless steel?

A4 stainless steel (AISI 316) is more corrosion-resistant than A2 (AISI 304), especially in high-salinity environments. We recommend A4 for all applications in direct contact with seawater.

Can I use galvanized bolts instead of stainless steel?

Not recommended. Galvanized bolts are subject to galvanic corrosion in the marine environment and can compromise the integrity of the components they secure. Always use quality stainless steel bolts and washers.