Question 1

Is this an exact replacement for a 2005 yamaha t50 tlrd?

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Hi There,  
First, I assume your ignition switch is on a dashboard??  And your 50hp is not a tiller steered system??  This switch you are looking at is a "704" model - goes across a ton of marine / engine applications (Yamaha).
1. If the face plate is the same on your boat it is likely the one, (ignition key on top / Emerg. kill switch on bottom..)
2. pull off the access panel or look to where you can see the wiring under the dash (from the back of the switch..)
3. if it is a 704, you will see a large round harness (8 pins / female side) that hangs down and that snaps together with the male wiring plug that feeds to the boats electrical system
4. If it is a 704, you will also see 4 individual wires (GREEN , BLACK , RED , YELLOW) they plug into the color coded / corresponding wires that go to the boat as well. Very straight forward.
* both of the items noted in points 3 and 4 are in the photos on the Amazon add. You can see what I am talking about.. 
Lastly, the cheaper non-Yamaha / Aftermarket / $50-60 version 704's have many reviews that note the plate is tad larger than the original Yamaha OEM switch. You may/will have to drill additional holes to mount it to the dash, I note this in my review.  I spent and extra 100.00 for the OEM switch and for that reason - extra holes issue.  Make sure to disconnect you main battery before unplugging and plugging the new switch -- reconnect the battery once you are done.   Hope this helps..

Question 2

Will this work for a 2020 200hp yamaha v4 four stroke?

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Hi Nicole .. I have a 2008, 250 V6  4 stroke  and this was compatible with that  engine..   Here is the advice i gave to another inquiry .. hope this helps..

First, I assume your ignition switch is on a dashboard?? This  a "704" model ignition - goes across a ton of marine / engine applications (Yamaha).
1. If the face plate is the same on your boat it is likely the one, (ignition key on top / Emerg. kill switch on bottom..)
2. pull off the access panel or look to where you can see the wiring under the dash (from the back of the switch..)
3. if it is a 704, you will see a large round harness (8 pins / female side) that hangs down and that snaps together with the male wiring plug that feeds to the boats electrical system
4. If it is a 704, you will also see 4 individual wires (GREEN , BLACK , RED , YELLOW) they plug into the color coded / corresponding wires that go to the boat as well. Very straight forward.
* both of the items noted in points 3 and 4 are in the photos on the Amazon add. You can see what I am talking about..
Lastly, the cheaper non-Yamaha / Aftermarket / $50-60 version 704's have many reviews that note the plate is tad larger than the original Yamaha OEM switch. You may/will have to drill additional holes to mount it to the dash, I note this in my review. I spent and extra 100.00 for the OEM switch and for that reason - extra holes issue. Make sure to disconnect you main battery before unplugging and plugging the new switch -- reconnect the battery once you are done. Hope this helps.. see less

Question 3

Will this fit 2003 Yamaha 90 4 stroke

Accepted Answer

Yes

Question 4

Will this work on my 2005 Yamaha t60tlr

Accepted Answer

Not if it’s a tiller

ASIN	B005C59RSO
Actuator Type	Rotary
Brand	Yamaha Motor
Circuit Type	1-way
Colour	Black
Connectivity Protocol	Wi-Fi
Connector Type	2 Pin Screw Terminal
Contact Material	Metal
Contact Type	Normally Open
Control Method	Remote
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (149)
International Protection Rating	IP00
Item Dimensions	22.9 x 17.8 x 22.9 centimetres
Item Weight	0.01 Ounces
Manufacturer	Yamaha Motor
Manufacturer Part Number	704-82570-01-00
Material	Plastic
Model Number	704-82570-13-00
Mounting Type	Panel Mount
Number of Items	1
Number of Positions	1
Operation Mode	ON-OFF
Specification Met	oem
Switch Type	Ignition Switch
Terminal	Screw
Unit Count	1.0 count
Wattage	3000 watts

Yamaha New OEM PANEL, MAIN IGNITION KEY SWITCH ASSY 704-82570-11-00; 82570-12-00

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