What to do if my Suzuki Outboard Motor engine will not start?
If your Suzuki Outboard Motor engine won't start or is hard to start, it could be due to several reasons: * The fuel tank might be empty. * The fuel hose may not be properly connected to the engine. * The fuel hose could be kinked or pinched. * The spark plug might be fouled.
Why Suzuki Outboard Motor engine speed will not increase?
If your Suzuki Outboard Motor engine speed will not increase or the engine power is low, consider the following possible causes: * The engine may be overloaded. * The Caution/Diagnostic system may be activated. * The propeller might be damaged. * The propeller may not be properly matched to loads.
Why is my Suzuki DF60A engine overheating?
If your Suzuki Outboard Motor engine overheats, check these potential issues: * The cooling water intakes might be blocked. * The engine could be overloaded. * The propeller may not be properly matched to the loads.
Why is my Suzuki DF60A engine vibrating excessively?
If your Suzuki Outboard Motor engine vibrates excessively, check if the engine mounting bolts or clamp screws are loose. Also, inspect the propeller for any damage or foreign objects, such as seaweed, tangled on it.
What to do if Suzuki Outboard Motor starter motor will not operate?
If the starter motor of your Suzuki Outboard Motor will not operate, make sure that the shift lever is in NEUTRAL, the fuse is not blown out, and the emergency stop switch lock plate is in the correct position.
General| Displacement | 941 cc |
|---|---|
| Max Output | 44.1 kW (60 PS) |
| Ignition System | Fully-transistorized |
| Starting System | Electric |
| Steering | Remote |
| Alternator | 12V 19A |
| Trim Method | Power Trim and Tilt |
| Gear Ratio | 2.27:1 |
| Number of Cylinders | 3 |
| Maximum Output | 60 hp |
| Full Throttle Operating Range | 5, 300 - 6, 300 rpm |
| Exhaust | Through Prop Hub Exhaust |
| Cylinders | 3 |
| Alternator Output | 12V 19A |
| Oil Capacity | 2.7 L |
| Fuel Type | Unleaded Gasoline |
| Engine Mounting | Transom |
| Propeller Selection | 9" - 14" |
| Shaft Length | 508 mm (20 in) |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | Separate |
| Fuel Delivery System | Sequential Multi Point Fuel Injection |
Explains the meaning of signal words (WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and symbols used in the manual.
Provides essential safety advice and precautions for outboard motor owners.
Warns against overpowering boats and stresses proper motor installation by authorized dealers.
Explains the importance of selecting the correct propeller for optimal engine and boat performance.
Introduces the caution systems designed to alert the operator to potential engine damage.
Describes the system that limits engine speed when exceeding recommended RPMs.
Explains the system that alerts the operator to low engine oil pressure.
Details the system that activates when engine temperature is too high.
Explains the system that alerts to issues with battery voltage affecting performance.
Describes the self-diagnostic system that identifies sensor signal abnormalities.
Lists critical safety and operational checks required before starting any trip.
Provides a detailed procedure for accurately checking the engine oil level.
Explains the significance of the break-in period for engine longevity and performance.
Outlines the specific procedures, including warm-up and speed limits, for breaking in the engine.
Lists essential steps and checks required before the initial engine start-up.
Emphasizes safety precautions, including carbon monoxide awareness and emergency stop switch usage.
Explains the function of the emergency stop switch and its importance for safety.
Details the steps for priming the fuel system and using the ignition switch to start the engine.
Advises on the importance of warming up the engine before operating at high speeds.
Explains how to verify proper cooling water circulation after starting the engine.
Provides instructions for starting the engine using an emergency method if normal start fails.
Warns about potential engine damage and safety risks associated with improper gear shifting.
Presents a comprehensive chart detailing maintenance intervals and tasks for the outboard motor.
Provides a detailed procedure for changing the engine oil, including safety warnings.
Details the steps for checking the gear oil level and performing a gear oil change.
Provides a step-by-step guide for dealing with a motor that has been accidentally submerged.
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