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General| Horsepower | 140 hp |
|---|---|
| Starting System | Electric |
| Shaft Length | 20" |
| Cooling System | Water Cooled |
| Max Power Output | 5500 rpm |
Details on serial numbers, key numbers, and labels for engine identification.
Information regarding EC, EPA labels, and emission control standards.
Crucial safety precautions for operating the outboard motor and boat.
Guidelines for safe refueling, including gasoline and engine oil recommendations.
Specifications for the correct battery and guidance on choosing the appropriate propeller.
Explanation of the safety feature that prevents engine start in gear.
Diagrams and labels identifying the key external parts of the outboard motor.
Description of the portable fuel tank, its cap, and hose joint.
Details on operating the gear shift lever, stop switch, choke knob, main switch, and tiller handle.
Explanation of side mount and binnacle mount remote control boxes, including levers and switches.
Information on tachometers, trim meters, trim tabs, angle rods, and friction adjustments.
Description of the overheat warning device and its activation indicators.
Guidelines for correctly installing and mounting the outboard motor onto the boat transom.
Instructions for engine break-in and essential pre-operation checks.
Procedures for filling the fuel tank, mixing oil, and starting the engine.
Guidance on shifting, stopping the engine, and understanding basic controls.
How to adjust the outboard motor's trim angle and tilt position for optimal performance.
Advice for operating the outboard motor in salt water and turbid water conditions.
Technical specifications for various models, including dimensions, performance, and engine details.
Proper procedures for trailering and long-term storage of the outboard motor.
Overview of regular maintenance tasks and a schedule for upkeep.
Maintenance for spark plugs and checks for the fuel system integrity.
Checks for engine operation, propeller condition, and gear oil.
Procedures for battery maintenance and cleaning the outboard motor's exterior.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common engine problems, including starting and power issues.
Temporary measures to take in critical situations like impact damage or engine failure.
Steps to follow if the outboard motor is damaged by collision.
Troubleshooting steps for when the starter mechanism or engine fails to operate.
Procedures for manually tilting the engine if the power trim/tilt system fails.
Actions to take to minimize engine damage if the outboard motor is submerged.
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