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General| Engine Type | 2-Cylinder, 2-Stroke |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 40 HP |
| Displacement | 703 cc |
| Starting System | Manual or Electric |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Fuel System | Carburetor |
| Gear Ratio | 2.08:1 |
| Shaft Length | 20 inches |
| Steering | Tiller or Remote |
| Oil Type | 2-stroke outboard motor oil |
| Full Throttle Operating Range | 5000 - 6000 RPM |
Guidelines for safe boat operation, including responsibilities and interaction with water.
Explanation of the stop switch lanyard and its safety function.
Requirement for operators and passengers to wear PFDs.
Recommendations for using authorized service shops and genuine parts.
Owner's responsibility for safety inspections and following maintenance procedures.
Table detailing features for different models.
Explanation of how to interpret the model name.
Detailed service data including fuel, oil, and battery specifications.
Specifications for torque values for various fasteners.
Diagram and list of parts for specific models.
Diagram and list of parts for specific models.
Diagram and list of parts for specific models.
Diagram and list of parts for specific models.
Diagram and list of parts for remote control and fuel tank.
Identification and location of various warning labels on the product.
Labels indicating to refer to the owner's manual.
Label for the engine stop switch.
Label indicating hot surface hazard.
Label indicating hazard from rotating parts.
Labels providing warnings about gasoline handling.
Information on the location and description of the serial number label.
Instructions and warnings for mounting the outboard motor onto a boat.
Guidelines for installing two outboard motors on a boat.
How to ensure correct transom height for the motor.
Steps for mounting the motor with manual tilt.
Steps for mounting the motor with power trim and tilt.
Instructions and safety precautions for installing the boat battery.
Important information and precautions for handling fuel.
Procedures and safety warnings for filling the fuel tank.
Guidance on selecting and using the correct engine oil.
Steps for correctly mixing engine oil with gasoline for fuel.
Explanation of the auto-mixing system for oil and fuel.
Procedure for purging air from the oil pump system.
Instructions for the initial break-in period of the outboard motor.
Description of the motor's warning indicators and their meanings.
Specifies where warning buzzers and lamps are located.
Table correlating warning indicators with faults and remedies.
Provides specific actions to take for identified faults.
Essential checks and procedures before operating the engine.
Steps for feeding fuel to the engine, including priming.
Detailed instructions for starting the outboard motor.
Specific starting procedures for tiller handle models.
Specific starting procedures for remote control models.
Procedures for starting the engine in emergency situations.
Procedure for warming up the engine before full operation.
Information on idling speeds after warming up.
Operation of the free throttle lever for warm-up.
How to shift gears and accelerate the boat safely.
Shifting and acceleration procedures for tiller handle models.
Shifting and acceleration procedures for remote control models.
Procedures for safely stopping the outboard motor.
Information about the spare emergency stop switch lock.
How to steer the boat using the tiller or remote control.
Steering operation for tiller handle models.
Steering operation for remote control models.
How to adjust the trim angle for optimal boat performance.
Guidance on achieving the correct trim angle for stable operation.
Adjustments for when the boat bow is too high.
Adjustments for when the boat bow is too low.
Steps to adjust trim angle on manual tilt models.
Steps to adjust trim angle on power trim models.
Procedures for tilting the outboard motor up and down.
How to tilt up and down using manual tilt.
How to tilt up and down using power trim and tilt.
Operation of the manual relief valve for tilting.
Specific procedures for operating the boat in shallow water.
Shallow water operation for manual tilt models.
Shallow water operation for power trim models.
Steps and safety precautions for removing the motor from the boat.
Safe methods and precautions for carrying the outboard motor.
Guidelines for trailering the boat with the outboard motor attached.
Specific trailering considerations for tiller handle models.
How to adjust steering friction for comfortable control.
Adjusting steering friction on tiller handle models.
How to adjust throttle grip friction.
How to adjust friction on the remote control lever.
How to adjust trim tabs for steering correction.
General advice on maintaining the motor's operating condition.
Routine checks to perform before and after each use.
Procedure for checking and adding engine oil.
Instructions for washing the outboard motor.
How to use the flushing attachment for cleaning the motor.
Procedure for flushing the motor using a test tank.
Instructions for using the gear case flushing device.
Steps for replacing fuses in electrical starter models.
Schedule and procedures for periodic maintenance.
Procedures for cleaning fuel filters and the fuel tank.
Steps for checking and cleaning the engine's fuel filter.
Steps for cleaning the fuel tank's fuel filter.
Procedure for draining and refilling gear oil.
Instructions and safety for replacing the propeller.
Steps for inspecting and replacing spark plugs.
How and when to replace sacrificial anodes.
Procedure for checking and maintaining power tilt system oil.
Locations where waterproof grease should be applied.
Comprehensive guide for storing the motor during off-season.
Steps for preparing the engine for storage.
How to add fuel stabilizer for long-term storage.
Procedure for draining the fuel system.
Precautions and procedures for battery maintenance.
Checks to perform before using the motor after storage.
Emergency procedures for a submerged outboard motor.
Measures to take when operating in cold weather.
Procedure to follow if the motor strikes an underwater object.
Guidelines for operating with more than one outboard motor.
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