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NOTE: For initial start of a new engine or first start after a
prolonged storage, the primer lines may have air in them. In this
case, depress the fuel primer ten times rapidly.
a - Choke/fast idle knob b - Fuel primer
IMPORTANT: Avoid engine flooding ‑ Do not press in the fuel
primer if engine is warm. This will inject fuel into the engine and
may cause a hard starting flooded condition.
IMPORTANT: Outboards with battery charging capabilities must
not be operated with the battery cables disconnected from the
battery. Damage to the charging system may result.
6. Manual starting models ‑ Pull the starter rope slowly until you
feel the starter engage, then pull rapidly to crank the engine.
Allow rope to return slowly. Repeat until engine starts. After
the engine has started, push in the choke/fast idle knob.
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