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General| Brand | Johnson |
|---|---|
| Model | 2 Stroke 40 HORSEPOWER |
| Category | Outboard Motor |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes the guide for understanding operation, maintenance, and safety.
Highlights operator's role in ensuring safety of passengers and others.
Lists trademarks of Bombardier Motor Corporation of America and its affiliates.
Essential information to prevent injury and equipment damage; read guide thoroughly.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and IMPORTANT signal words for safety messages.
Information on U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Power Squadron, Red Cross classes.
Covers CO hazard, shallow water, passengers, PFDs, fuel safety, and avoiding impairment.
Stresses proper installation, using correct parts, and following maintenance procedures.
Location of model and serial numbers for owner identification and security.
Information on purchasing service manuals, parts catalogs, and operator's guides.
Defines warranty coverage for defects and outlines coverage periods.
Lists conditions for coverage, including dealer purchase and maintenance.
States BMCA's commitment to repair/replace defective parts at no charge.
Lists items not covered and conditions that void the warranty.
Limits liability, excludes damages, and details warranty transfer.
Provides contact information for resolving warranty disputes.
Refers to distributor/dealer for warranty details for sales outside North America.
Identifies and describes components labeled 1 through 9 in the illustration.
Identifies and describes components labeled 10 through 18 in the illustration.
Identifies and describes components labeled 19 through 26 in the illustration.
Identifies and describes components labeled 27 through 34 in the illustration.
Covers displacement, type, operating ranges, power, and RPM.
Lists ignition timing, fuel/oil, ignition features, AC lighting, torque.
Covers propeller size, fuel tank, weight, transom height, sound, vibration.
Explains connecting clip, snapping lanyard, and testing system operation.
Warns about accidental activation and stresses regular inspection.
Specifies fuel types, octane, alcohol limits, and safe fueling practices.
Recommends specific oils and warns about lubrication failure risks.
Advises using approved additives and explains conditioner benefits.
Details required fuel/oil ratios for new engines, normal, and high performance use.
Provides chart and guidelines for mixing oil with fuel for portable and permanent tanks.
Covers quick-disconnect hoses, hose diameter, and tank restrictions.
Stresses importance of break-in for engine seating and performance.
Details steps for the first 10 hours, including varying speeds and the 25:1 ratio.
Covers break-in, water supply, tilt lever, CO hazard, and engine cover.
Warns about propeller contact and explains impact protection features.
Illustrates the process of connecting the fuel hose to the connector.
Instructs on opening fuel vent and priming the bulb.
Explains attaching the emergency stop switch clip and lanyard.
Emphasizes neutral shift, starting sequence, and cold engine start-up steps.
Explains starting a warm engine and the primer's functions.
Guides on pulling the starter handle to engage the starter.
Instructs to check water pump indicator and allow engine warm-up.
Emphasizes checking all systems before leaving the dock.
Details shifting between gears and controlling speed with the throttle grip.
Describes starting the engine using a cord if the starter fails.
Lists pre-start conditions and how to hook up the start cord.
Guides on pulling the cord to start and post-start idle.
Provides advice on saving fuel by adjusting throttle position.
Covers CO hazard and rotating propeller danger.
Covers Touch-Trim feature, test runs, and operation at idle/underway.
Guides on tilting the motor up for bow-up trim.
Covers adjustment, conditions, warnings, stability, and torque.
Covers adjustment, conditions, and warnings.
Advises trailering with motor vertical and restraining it during transport.
Details using the tilt grip and tilt/run lever for tilting motor up or down.
Advises on tilt/run lever position when launching with motor tilted.
Explains how to engage and disengage the tilt support.
Details adjusting motor angle via rod and locknut for optimum performance.
Emphasizes water testing for correct propeller and running near midpoint RPM.
Explains using tilt feature for mooring with gearcase out of water.
Guides on flushing, including propeller removal and water pump checks.
Covers keeping intakes clear, checking pump indicator, and S.L.O.W. protection.
Recommends dealer checks for cylinder head screws, water pump, and thermostats.
Explains shock absorption, risks of high-speed impacts, and reverse operation.
Advises immediate checks for damage and warns about unrepaired impact risks.
Advice for storing the motor between uses, including vertical positioning.
Covers flushing, anodic protection, mooring, and handling weeds.
Importance of cleaning finish, and advice for high altitude operation.
Covers risks in shallow/freezing water and submerged engine service.
Steps for safely towing the boat, including neutral shift and tilting.
States who can perform maintenance and warns against tampering with carburetor.
Details the significance and scope of the 10-hour inspection.
Explains storage risks and lists preparation supplies.
Advises using fuel conditioner for engine stabilization during storage.
Covers fogging, system checks, fuel filter, fasteners, propeller, and exterior care.
Details gearcase lubrication, storage height warnings, and fuel tank safety.
Advises general checks, hardware, gearcase leak, and anode checks.
Instructions for fueling and starting the engine for pre-season checks.
Explains how to adjust idle speed using the knob.
Details initial friction setting and adjustment screw use.
Explains trim tab use for compensating steering torque and its limitations.
Step-by-step guide to adjust trim tab based on boat pull direction.
Details when to check/replace lubricant and the draining/filling process.
Lists recommended gear lubricants and warns against automotive oils.
Identifies key points for lubrication on swivel bracket, control shafts, and linkages.
Recommends an optional gauge to monitor cooling system pressure.
States the fuel filter is in the motor's fuel pump and advises dealer service.
Steps for washing, drying, and reassembling the fuel filter.
Warns about preventing fuel spillage and detecting leaks.
Covers ignition shock hazard, plug inspection, replacement, and installation.
Guides on propeller installation and annual shaft lubrication.
Details securing propeller nut, advice on damaged propellers, and condition.
Explains anode purpose, location, inspection, replacement, and painting warning.
Lists possible causes for the engine not starting.
Lists causes for improper idling, power loss, vibration, and progress issues.
Stresses routine maintenance, recommended lubricants, and varied schedules.
Lists periodic inspection items for lubrication, checks, and system verification.
Schedule for engine cover cleaning, guide review, and fuel system checks.
Schedule for fastener, engine mount, ignition, and gearcase maintenance.
Schedule for powerhead inspection, spark plugs, and water pump service.
Warns against exceeding horsepower and mismatching boat/engine.
Explains transom height's role in stability and measuring it.
Stresses sound mounting surfaces and using proper hardware.
Details motor angle adjustment and risks associated with incorrect installation height.
General installation warnings and advice on using mounting hardware.
Guides on centering the motor and drilling transom mounting holes.
Details applying caulk and installing washers and locknuts.
Advises retightening screws and using quality replacement fasteners.
Mentions optional AC lighting and warns against direct battery connection.
Advises using 12-volt bulbs and proper wire routing through the engine cover.
Instructs on notifying for address/ownership changes for safety and contact.
Fields for previous and new owner's contact details.
Fields for dealer and owner details, including model and serial numbers.
Owner confirms receipt of instruction on operation, maintenance, safety, and warranty.
Lists 8 questions to assess operator's readiness and understanding of the guide.
Emphasizes alertness, caution, and adherence to essential information for safety.
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