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Honda Outdoor Motor BF40A User Manual

Honda Outdoor Motor BF40A
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6. OPERATION
Shallow Water Operation
-[Excessive trim/tilt angle
during operation can cause the pro-
peller to raise out of the water and
cause propeller ventilation and
engine over-revving. Excessive
trim/tilt angle can also damage the
water pump and overheat the
engine.
When operating in shallow water, tilt
the motor up to prevent the propeller
and gear case from hitting the bottom
(refer to pages 55 and 58). With the
motor tilted up, operate the motor at
low speed.
Monitor the cooling system indicator
for water discharge. Be sure that the
motor is not tilted so high that the
water intakes are out of the water.
If an excessive amount of throttle is
used when operating in forward gear,
the motor will return to the transom
angle adjusting rod.
(Gas assisted tilt type).
If the motor trim angle is more than
20” and the control lever is moved
more than 40’ forward/rearward from
the N (neutral) position, the power
trim warning system will be activated
(refer to page 65).
(Power trim/tilt type).
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Honda Outdoor Motor BF40A Specifications

General IconGeneral
Displacement808 cc
Full Throttle RPM Range5, 000-6, 000 RPM
HP Rating40 HP
Starting SystemElectric
Cooling SystemWater Cooled
Gear Ratio2.08:1
Trim Range-4° to +16°
LubricationWet Sump
Recommended FuelUnleaded Gasoline (86 Octane)
Gear ShiftF-N-R
SteeringRemote
Bore & Stroke70 mm x 70 mm
Fuel DeliveryProgrammed Fuel Injection
ExhaustThrough Prop Hub
Shaft Length15, 20 inches
Fuel Tank CapacityExternal
Recommended Engine Oil10W-30
Dry Weight96 kg (211 lbs)

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