4. If you are using a portable tank, connect the fuel line to
the outboard and squeeze primer bulb until it feels firm.
Gasoline vapors are highly explosive. To prevent a
possible explosion and fire, check for fumes or
accumulation of fuel before each engine start. Run bilge
blower (if provided) at least 4 minutes before starting
engine.
5. Attach stop switch lanyard (if provided) to operator.
Attach the switch clip to the stop switch. The engine
will not start if the clip is not attached. See engine
manual for specific instructions.
6. If your boat has an automatic bilge pump, turn it on to
assure that the float is working. If it has a manual pump
operate the bilge pump until flow of water stops. (Not
all models have a bilge pump.)
7. Make sure throttle is in neutral position.
8. If you are starting a cold engine, move fast idle lever to
mid-position.
9. Turn key to START position. Do not operate starter
continuously for more than 10 seconds without
pausing. Allow starter to cool between start attempts.
See engine owner’s manual for details.
NOTE: Engine will not turn over if throttle is not in the
neutral position. If engine does not turn over, throttle may
not be in neutral. Move throttle lever up and down slightly
and try again.
NOTE: See engine owner’s manual for specific
instructions for starting the engine, using the choke and
warming up the engine.
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