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En
gi
ne
con
tro
l
sy
ste
m
If
the
alert
system
has
activated,
stop
the
en-
gine
as
soon
as
it
is
safe
to
do
so.
Check the oil
level and
add oil
as needed.
If
the
oil
level
is
correct
and
the
alert
device
does
not
switch
off,
consult
your
Hidea
dealer.
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Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
5
Table of Contents
5
Safety Information
8
Outboard Motor Safety
8
Propeller
8
Rotating Parts
8
Hot Parts
8
Electric Shock
8
Power Tilt
8
Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
8
Gasoline
8
Gasoline Exposure and Spills
10
Carbon Monoxide
10
Modifications
10
Boating Safety
10
Alcohol and Drugs
10
Personal Flotation Devices
10
People in the Water
10
Passengers
10
Overloading
10
Avoid Collisions
12
Weather
12
Accident Reporting
12
Boat Education and Training
12
Passenger Training
14
Boating Safety Publications
14
Laws and Regulations
14
Boating Organizations
14
Basic Boating Rules (Rules of the Road)
14
Steering and Sailing Rules and Sound Signals
14
Rules When Encountering Vessels
16
Other Special Situations
17
General Information
21
Identification Numbers Record
21
Outboard Motor Serial Number
21
Key Number
21
Read Manuals and Labels
22
Warning Labels
22
Specifications and Requirements
25
Specifications
25
Installation Requirements
28
Boat Horsepower Rating
28
Mounting Motor
28
Remote Control Requirements
28
Battery Requirements
30
Specifications of Battery
30
Mounting Battery
30
Multiple Batteries
30
Without a Rectifier or Rectifier Regulator
30
Propeller Selection
31
Start-In-Gear Protection
32
Engine Oil Requirements
32
Fuel Requirements
34
Gasoline
34
Gasoline Additives
36
Muddy or Acidic Water
36
Anti-Fouling Paint
38
Motor Disposal Requirements
38
Emergency Equipment
38
Emission Control Information
38
North American Models
38
Star Labels
40
Components
42
Components Diagram
42
Fuel Tank
44
Fuel Joint
45
Fuel Gauge
45
Pressure Relief Tab
45
Fuel Tank Cap
45
Air Vent Screw
45
Remote Control Box
45
Remote Control Lever
45
Neutral Interlock Trigger
47
Neutral Throttle Lever
47
Tiller Handle
47
Gear Shift Lever
47
Throttle Grip
48
Throttle Indicator
48
Throttle Friction Adjuster
48
Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard) and Clip
50
Engine Stop Button
50
Manual Starter Handle
52
Starter Button
52
Main Switch
52
Power Tilt Switch
52
Steering Friction Adjuster
53
Trim Tab
54
Trim Rod (Tilt Pin)
54
Tilt Lock Mechanism
54
Tilt Support Knob
55
Tilt Support Bar
55
Power Tilt Unit
55
Cowling Lock Lever (Pull up Type)
57
Flushing Device
57
Alert Indicator
57
Instruments and Indicators
58
Indicators
58
Low Oil Pressure-Alert Indicator
58
Overheat-Alert Indicator
58
Engine Control System
60
Alert System
60
Overheat Alert
60
Low Oil Pressure Alert
60
Installation
64
Mounting the Outboard Motor
64
Clamping the Outboard Motor
68
Operation
69
First-Time Operation
69
Fill Engine Oil
69
Breaking in Engine
69
Getting to Know Your Boat
69
Checks before Starting Engine
69
Fuel Level
69
Remove the Top Cowling
71
Fuel System
71
Controls
71
Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
73
Engine Oil
73
Engine
75
Flushing Device
75
Install Top Cowling
75
Checking Power Tilt System
75
Battery
77
Filling Fuel
77
Operating Engine
79
Sending Fuel (Portable Tank)
79
Starting Engine
83
Checks after Starting Engine
93
Cooling Water
93
Warming up Engine
94
Manual Start and Electric Start
94
Models
94
Checks after Engine Warm up
94
Shifting
94
Stop Switches
94
Stopping Boat
99
Stopping Engine
99
Procedure
99
Trimming Outboard Motor
101
Adjusting Trim Angle for Manual Tilt Models
103
Adjusting Trim Angle (Power Tilt Models)
103
Adjusting Boat Trim
105
Tilting up and down
107
Procedure for Tilting up (Manual Tilt Models)
107
Procedure for Tilting up (Power Tilt Models)
109
Procedure for Tilting down (Manual Tilt Models)
112
Procedure for Tilting down (Power Tilt Models)
112
Shallow Water
114
Cruising in Shallow Water (Manual Tilt Models)
114
Power Tilt Models
116
Cruising in Other Conditions
118
Maintenance
120
Transporting and Storing Outboard Motor
120
Dismounting the Outboard Motor
120
Storing Outboard Motor
121
Procedure
123
Lubrication
125
Cleaning and Anticorrosion Measures
125
Flushing Power Unit
125
Cleaning the Outboard Motor
126
Checking Painted Surface of Outboard Motor
126
Periodic Maintenance
126
Replacement Parts
128
Maintenance Interval Guidelines
128
Maintenance Chart 1
129
Maintenance Chart 2
131
Greasing
132
Cleaning and Adjusting Spark Plug
133
Checking Fuel Filter
135
Inspecting Idle Speed
135
Changing Engine Oil
137
Inspecting Wiring and Connectors
139
Checking Propeller
141
Removing Propeller
141
Installing Propeller
143
Changing Gear Oil
143
Inspecting and Replacing Anode(S)
145
Checking Battery (for Electric Start Models)
147
Connecting the Battery
147
Disconnecting the Battery
148
Trouble Recovery
150
Troubleshooting
150
Temporary Action in Emergency
154
Impact Damage
154
Replacing Fuse
154
Power Tilt will Not Operate
156
Starter will Not Operate
156
Emergency Starting Engine (Manual Starter Model)
157
Emergency Starting Engine
157
Treatment of Submerged Motor
161
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