Aftermarket Oil Filter for Mercury 225 EFI and Selected Yamaha 150–225 HP 4-Stroke Outboards – 18-7906-1
Aftermarket Oil Filter for Mercury 225 EFI and Selected Yamaha 150–225 HP 4-Stroke Outboards – 18-7906-1 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Aftermarket Oil Filter for Mercury 225 EFI and Selected Yamaha 150–225 HP 4-Stroke Outboards – 18-7906-1 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Product Details
This aftermarket oil filter is designed for selected Mercury/Mariner and Yamaha 4-stroke outboards. The filter is sold as a single replacement filter and is listed under aftermarket reference 18-7906-1.
Company catalog records identify this filter for Yamaha Outboard applications using Yamaha reference 69J-13440-04, and for Mercury Mariner applications using Mercury references 35-822626T7 and 35-822626Q15. Additional cross-reference information is provided below to help compare your existing filter.
- Single aftermarket oil filter.
- Screw-on replacement design for compatible threaded filter mounts.
- Used to support clean engine-oil circulation during routine maintenance.
- Always verify the exact engine model, serial-number range, and part number before installation.
Part Number Matrix
The following references are listed as cross-reference numbers for this filter. A cross-reference is not a substitute for checking the engine manufacturer's application information.
| Brand or Source | Part Number | Reference Type |
|---|---|---|
| Aftermarket | 18-7906-1 | Aftermarket reference |
| Mercury Marine | 35-8226267 | OEM reference |
| Mercury Marine | 35-822626Q15 | OEM reference |
| Mercury Marine | 35-822626T7 | OEM reference |
| Yamaha | 69J-13440-00-00 | OEM reference |
| Yamaha | 69J-13440-01-00 | OEM reference |
| Yamaha | 69J-13440-04 | Company-listed OEM reference |
| Mallory | 9-57808 | Aftermarket cross-reference |
| Sierra | 18-7906-1 | Aftermarket reference |
Engine & Model Compatibility
Compatibility depends on the complete engine configuration and serial-number range. Confirm the part number against the engine service manual or the filter removed from your engine before ordering.
| Brand | Model | Rated HP | Stroke | Year | Serial or Model Condition | Applicable Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mercury | 225 EFI | 225 | 4-Stroke | Serial number 0T653945 and up | 35-822626T7 | |
| Yamaha | F150JA / F150LA / F150XA | 150 | 4-Stroke | 2014 | Specific model variants shown in the engine catalog | 69J-13440-03-00 |
| Yamaha | F150JB / F150LB / F150LCA / F150XB / F150XCA | 150 | 4-Stroke | 2020 | Specific model variants shown in the engine catalog | 69J-13440-04-00 |
| Yamaha | F175LA / F175LCA / F175XA / F175XCA | 175 | 4-Stroke | 2014 and 2020 catalog examples | Verify the exact model suffix and year | 69J-13440-03-00 or 69J-13440-04-00 |
| Yamaha | F200LB / F200XB / F200XCA | 200 | 4-Stroke | 2014 and 2020 catalog examples | Verify the exact model suffix and year | 69J-13440-03-00 or 69J-13440-04-00 |
| Yamaha | F225XA | 225 | 4-Stroke | 2014 | Specific model variant shown in the engine catalog | 69J-13440-03-00 |
Important: The table shows documented examples and conditions, not an unrestricted fitment claim for every engine within the same horsepower range. Yamaha model suffixes, production years, and serial-number conditions must remain together when checking fitment.
Technical Specs
- Product Type
- Oil filter
- Product Format
- Single replacement filter
- Installation
- Screw-on
- Connection
- Threaded filter mount
- Aftermarket Reference
- 18-7906-1
- Application
- Selected Mercury/Mariner and Yamaha 4-stroke outboard engines
What’s in the Box
- 1 x Aftermarket oil filter
Installation Notes
- Review the engine manufacturer's service instructions and confirm the filter reference before beginning work.
- Prepare a drain pan, the correct replacement engine oil, and a suitable filter-removal tool. Warm the engine only as directed by the service manual.
- Stop the engine, secure the boat and engine, and allow hot components and oil to cool sufficiently before servicing.
- Remove the engine cowling as required and position the drain pan beneath the oil filter.
- Remove the old filter and allow residual oil to drain. Clean the filter mounting surface with a lint-free cloth.
- Apply a thin film of clean engine oil to the gasket of the new filter.
- Thread the new filter onto the mounting base by hand. Tighten only according to the engine manufacturer's specified procedure; do not overtighten.
- Refill the engine with the specified oil type and quantity.
- Start the engine, inspect the filter area for leaks, and stop the engine immediately if leakage occurs.
- Dispose of the used oil and filter in accordance with local environmental regulations.
Troubleshooting & FAQ
How do I confirm this filter fits my engine?
Compare your engine's complete model designation, horsepower, stroke, year, and serial-number range with the compatibility information and service manual. The part number on the filter currently installed on your engine is also useful for comparison. Contact support with the full engine identification if you are uncertain.
Is this an OEM filter?
No. This listing is for an aftermarket replacement filter. Mercury, Yamaha, and other manufacturer names and part numbers are used only to identify compatible references and applications.
How often should the filter be replaced?
Follow the maintenance interval specified in your engine owner's or service manual. Filter replacement is normally performed as part of an engine-oil service, but the correct interval varies by engine model and operating conditions.
Can this filter be used with synthetic oil?
Use only the oil type and viscosity approved for your specific engine. Filter compatibility should be confirmed by the part number and application, not by oil type alone.
Do I need a special tool?
A filter wrench may be useful for removing a tight old filter. Install the new filter by hand unless the engine manufacturer's instructions specify a particular tool or tightening method.
What should I do if the new filter leaks?
Stop the engine immediately. Check that the old gasket was removed, the mounting surface is clean, and the new filter is correctly seated and tightened according to the service manual. Do not operate the engine until the leak is resolved.
Safety & Important Info
- Verify the complete engine model, year, serial-number range, stroke, and part number before purchase.
- This is an aftermarket replacement, not an OEM component.
- Do not rely on horsepower alone to determine fitment.
- Use the correct oil and follow the engine manufacturer's service procedure.
- Professional installation is recommended when you are unfamiliar with marine engine maintenance.
About Sea Sierra
- Marine replacement parts selected for routine service and repair applications.
- Clear part-number references to help customers compare replacement components.
- Support available for application questions when the complete engine identification is provided.
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