Trim Sensor for Suzuki DF200 DF225 DF250 (2004+) and Johnson/Evinrude J/BJ200HP J/BJ225HP

Product Details

This Trim Sensor is an aftermarket replacement sensor for selected Suzuki DF200, DF225, and DF250 four-stroke outboard engines from 2004 onward. It is also listed for selected Johnson/Evinrude outboards in the J and BJ 200 HP and 225 HP applications. The sensor monitors outboard tilt and trim position and sends the position signal to the compatible trim gauge or display.

For Suzuki applications, this sensor is listed as a replacement for Suzuki reference numbers 34801-93J00, 34801-93J01, 34801-93J02, and 34801-93J03, with 34801-93J04 also listed as an OEM reference. For Johnson/Evinrude applications, the listed references are 5035099 and 5036277.

• Replacement trim-position sensor for selected marine outboards
• Fits specified Suzuki DF200, DF225, and DF250 applications from 2004 onward
• Also listed for selected Johnson/Evinrude J/BJ200HP and J/BJ225HP applications
• Helps restore accurate tilt and trim position indication when the original sensor is worn or faulty

Part Number Matrix

Use the reference numbers below together with your exact engine model, year, serial number, and original sensor before ordering. Reference numbers are provided for identification and application checking.

Engine & Model Compatibility

Compatibility is based on the company application records. Confirm the complete model designation, year, serial number, and original part number before installation.

Technical Specs

Part Type

Trim Sensor

Application

Selected Suzuki, Johnson, and Evinrude outboard engines

Function

Provides the tilt and trim position signal to the compatible gauge or display

Product Type

Single replacement sensor

Brand Status

Aftermarket replacement; not an OEM-branded component

What's in the Box

• 1 × Trim Sensor

Installation Notes

1. Disconnect the battery negative terminal and follow the engine manufacturer's safety procedures before beginning work.
2. Locate the existing trim sensor on the outboard tilt and trim assembly.
3. Compare the replacement sensor with the original sensor, including mounting points, connector, and orientation.
4. Disconnect the wiring connector from the original sensor.
5. Remove the mounting hardware and take off the original sensor.
6. Install the replacement sensor in the same position and orientation as the original.
7. Reconnect the wiring and secure the mounting hardware according to the manufacturer's service specifications.
8. Reconnect the battery and operate the trim system through its range while checking the compatible gauge or display.

Troubleshooting & FAQ

What are common symptoms of a failed trim sensor?

Possible symptoms include an inoperative, intermittent, or inaccurate trim indication, a gauge that remains at one position, or a reading that changes erratically. Inspect the wiring, connector, gauge, and related trim system components before replacing the sensor.

Which Suzuki engines are listed for this sensor?

The company application record lists Suzuki DF200, DF225, and DF250 outboards from 2004 onward. Confirm the complete model designation, serial number, and original sensor reference before ordering.

Which Johnson/Evinrude engines are listed?

The company record lists J and BJ 200 HP and 225 HP applications. Reference information also identifies 5035099 with J/BJ200HP and 5036277 with J/BJ225HP. Exact model and serial-number verification is required.

Does this listing include a complete trim pump or tilt-and-trim assembly?

No. This listing is for one trim sensor only. A complete power-trim assembly, pump, relay, or other trim component is not included.

Can I install this myself?

Installation may be suitable for an experienced boat owner with the correct tools and service information. Disconnect the battery before electrical work and use the manufacturer's service procedures. Professional installation is recommended if you are unfamiliar with outboard electrical or tilt-and-trim systems.

Does the sensor require calibration?

Calibration requirements can vary by engine, gauge, and installation position. Follow the service procedure for your exact outboard and verify the gauge reading through the full trim range after installation.

Is this an OEM part?

This is an aftermarket replacement sensor, not an OEM-branded component. The listed OEM and manufacturer reference numbers are provided for application identification only.

How should I confirm fitment before ordering?

Compare the original sensor, connector, mounting arrangement, engine model, year, serial number, and reference number with the information in this listing. Do not rely on horsepower alone because trim sensor applications can vary by model and serial-number range.

What can cause a trim sensor to fail?

Common causes include water or salt exposure, corrosion, vibration, damaged wiring, connector problems, and normal wear. Inspect and protect the connector and wiring when servicing the sensor.

Safety & Important Info

• Verify the engine model, year, serial number, original sensor, connector, and reference number before purchase.
• Disconnect the battery before removing or connecting electrical components.
• This is a single aftermarket trim sensor, not a complete tilt-and-trim assembly.
• Professional installation is recommended when required by the engine service procedure or when working on marine electrical systems.

About Sea Sierra

• Marine replacement parts selected for practical service and repair applications.
• Product information is organized around documented engine and reference-number applications.
• Check the complete fitment details before ordering to help ensure the correct replacement part.