24 Rollers Supercharger Clutch One Way Bearing 6S5-17800-10 for 1800 FX-SHO FZR FZS SVHO Engine 6ET-17800-00-00 The 24 Rollers Supercharger Clutch One Way Bearing 6S5-17800-10 is a mechanical component designed for use in 1800 FX-SHO, FZR, FZS, and SVHO engines.It is also compatible with the 6ET-17800-00-00 model, making it suitable for various outboard engine applications.This bearing functions within the supercharger clutch system by allowing rotation in while locking in the opposite direction, enabling efficient power transfer from the engine to the supercharger.This mechanism supports increased air compression and delivery to the combustion chamber, contributing to engine performance. Equipped with 24 rollers, the bearing is engineered to distribute load evenly, reduce friction, and operate smoothly under RPM conditions typical of supercharged engines.It serves as a direct replacement for , fitting into existing engine assemblies without modification.Its design supports use in both standard rebuilds and performance-oriented engine setups. This bearing is applicable to models including 1800 FX-SHO, FZR, FZS, and SVHO, and matches part numbers 6ET-17800-00-00, 6S5-17800-10, 6S5-17800-20, 6S5-45332-00-94, and 99999-04514-00.It may also be referenced in service documentation using variations such as 17 800, 6ET 17800 00, 6ET 17800 00 00, 6ET 17800 10, 6ET 17800 10 00, 6S5 17800 10 00, and 6S5 17800 20 00. Common symptoms of a failing one way bearing include unusual noise or vibration from the supercharger area, reduced engine performance, difficulty starting, overheating, or visible wear on the bearing housing.Replacing a worn bearing can help restore proper supercharger function and prevent further mechanical issues. During installation, all tools and components are clean, follow manufacturer torque specifications, apply appropriate lubrication, and inspect surrounding parts for damage.After installation, verify by testing the engine for smooth performance and absence of abnormal sounds. This component is produced by an independent manufacturer.Brand names are used for compatibility illustration.