TOHATSU M 9.9 D2 User Manual


 
 
 
 ")

 #,

 "-

+.

 2$
Έ䗴˿䢚
 ,/

TOHATSU M 9.9 D2 Specifications

General

Engine Type	2-Stroke
Power Output	9.9 HP
Displacement	246 cc
Fuel Tank Capacity	12 L
Starting System	Manual
Gear Ratio	2.08:1
Cylinders	1
Output	9.9 HP
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Max Power	9.9 HP
Full Throttle RPM Range	5000 - 6000 RPM
Fuel System	Carburetor
Weight	26 kg
Shaft Length	15 in (Short Shaft)
Steering	Tiller

Summary

Introduction to Your Tohatsu Outboard Motor

Pre-Delivery Check

Ensures the product has been checked by an authorized dealer before taking delivery.

Record Your Serial Number

Space provided to record the outboard motor's serial number for future reference.

General Safety Information

Safe Operation of Boat

Operator responsibility for safety, knowledge of operation, and precautions when near people in water.

Emergency Stop Switch

Function of the emergency stop switch and its lanyard for safety.

Personal Floatation Device (PFD)

Responsibility of operator and passengers to wear a PFD.

Servicing, Replacement Parts & Lubricants

Recommendation to use authorized service shops and genuine parts.

Specifications of Tohatsu Outboard Models

Model Feature Comparison

Table detailing features for M9.9D2, M15D2, and M18E2 models.

Model Name Example Breakdown

Explanation of the coding used in model names.

Detailed Specifications for 9.9D2/15D2 MF

Technical specifications for the 9.9D2/15D2 MF models.

Detailed Specifications for 18E2 Models

Technical specifications for the 18E2 MF, EF, and EP models.

Parts Identification

MF Model Parts

Diagram and list of parts for the MF model.

EF Model Parts

Diagram and list of parts for the EF model.

EP Model Parts

Diagram and list of parts for the EP model.

Remote Control Box and Fuel Tank Parts

Diagram and list of parts for the remote control box and fuel tank.

Label Locations and Warnings

Warning Label Locations

Diagrams showing the placement of warning labels on the outboard motor.

Explanation of Warning Labels

Detailed descriptions and meanings of various warning labels.

Serial Number Label Locations

Diagram showing the location of the serial number label on the outboard motor.

Installation of Your Outboard Motor

Mounting the Outboard Motor on the Boat

Instructions for securely mounting the outboard motor on the boat transom.

Remote Control Device Installation

Guidance on installing the remote control box and routing cables.

Pre-Operating Preparations

Fuel Handling and Rating

Information on proper fuel handling, octane ratings, and ethanol content.

Fuel Filling Procedures

Safe procedures for filling the fuel tank, including warnings.

Engine Oil Recommendation and Mixing

Guidance on selecting and mixing two-stroke engine oil with gasoline.

Break-In Procedure for New Motors

Recommended steps for breaking in the outboard motor for optimal performance.

Engine Operation

Before Starting the Engine

Steps to take before starting, including fuel feeding and checks.

Starting the Engine

Procedures for starting the engine using different methods.

Tiller Handle Type Operation

Operating instructions specific to tiller handle controls.

Side Mount Remote Control Type Operation

Operating instructions for side mount remote control systems.

Warming Up the Engine

Procedure for warming up the engine to ensure proper lubrication.

Forward, Reverse, and Acceleration

Instructions for shifting gears and controlling speed safely.

Stopping the Engine

Safe procedures for shutting down the outboard motor.

Steering Operation

How to steer the outboard motor using tiller or remote controls.

Trim Angle Adjustment

Adjusting the trim angle for optimal boat performance and stability.

Tilting the Outboard Motor Up and Down

Instructions for tilting the motor for shallow water or maintenance.

Shallow Water Operation

Precautions and procedures for operating in shallow water.

Removing and Carrying the Outboard Motor

Removing the Outboard Motor

Steps for safely disconnecting and removing the motor from the boat.

Carrying the Outboard Motor

Guidelines for safely transporting the outboard motor.

Traillering Precautions

Important considerations for trailering the boat with the motor attached.

Adjustment Procedures

Steering Friction Adjustment

How to adjust steering friction for desired handling.

Throttle Grip Friction Adjustment

Adjusting throttle grip friction for smooth operation.

Trim Tab Adjustment

Adjusting the trim tab to correct boat steering tendencies.

Inspection and Maintenance

Care of Your Outboard Motor

Importance of regular maintenance for optimal condition and safety.

Daily Inspection Checklist

Checks to perform before and after each use.

Periodic Inspection Schedule

Maintenance intervals and tasks based on operating hours or time.

Fuel System Maintenance

Cleaning and checking fuel filters and the fuel tank.

Gear Oil Replacement

Procedure for changing the gear oil in the lower unit.

Propeller Replacement

Instructions for safely removing and installing the propeller.

Spark Plugs Replacement

Procedure for inspecting and replacing spark plugs.

Anode Replacement

Guidance on replacing the sacrificial anode to prevent corrosion.

Off-Season Storage Preparation

Steps to prepare the motor for storage, including fuel stabilization and draining.

Pre-Season Check

Essential checks before using the motor after off-season storage.

Cold Weather Precautions

Measures to take when operating in cold weather conditions.

Striking Underwater Objects

Procedure to follow after striking an object and damage assessment.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Tool Kit and Spare Parts

Propeller Selection Guide