What to do if Yamaha 4ACMH Outboard Motor gauge shows “----”?
If the gauge displays '----', it indicates that the digital signal is not being received. Check that the couplers are securely connected and replace any damaged bus wires or hubs.
What causes Yamaha Outboard Motor fuel management gauge to show incorrect remaining fuel?
If the fuel management gauge shows incorrect remaining fuel, the fuel capacity setting may be wrong (specifically for SQR Fuel mgt Gauge). Fill the tank with fuel, and set the correct fuel tank capacity.
How to fix Yamaha Outboard Motor tachometer showing incorrect engine RPM?
If the tachometer shows an incorrect engine RPM, the engine recognition might be wrong (especially for multi-applications). To correct this, push the 'SET' button for 10 seconds to default the engine number, then memorize each engine number again.
Why Yamaha Outboard Motor illumination does not light?
If the illumination does not light, it could be due to a lack of electrical power or a damaged gauge. You should try replacing the fuse, connecting the couplers securely, replacing the damaged wire or hub, or replacing the gauge.
What to do if the Yamaha 4ACMH gauge display does not wake up?
If the gauge display doesn't wake up, it could be due to a lack of electrical power or a damaged gauge. Try these steps: replace the fuse, securely connect the couplers, replace any damaged wires or hubs, or, if necessary, replace the gauge itself.
General| Max. Output | 2.9 kW (4 HP) |
|---|---|
| Fuel Induction System | Carburetor |
| Starting System | Manual |
| Ignition System | CDI |
| Lubrication System | Wet sump |
| Gear Ratio | 2.08 (27/13) |
| Steering Control | Tiller handle |
| Full Throttle RPM Range | 4000 - 5000 rpm |
| Weight | 27 kg |
| Shaft Length | 15 in |
| Engine Type | 4-stroke, SOHC, 2-valve |
| Gear Shift | Forward, Neutral |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | External tank |
Step-by-step procedure for safely removing the outboard motor from its steel crate.
Instructions on correctly positioning and mounting the outboard motor onto the boat transom.
Instructions and considerations for installing a remote oil tank for specific engine models.
Details on propeller types and their design matching outboard motors.
Guidance on choosing the appropriate propeller based on operating load and boat type.
Specific propeller applications for 2014 models across different engine power ranges.
Specifications and part numbers for standard propellers across various horsepower ranges.
Standard propellers with SDS for improved shifting and noise reduction, compatible with specific engine models.
Polished stainless steel propellers for 150PS+ engines, offering aggressive performance and anti-cavitation.
Reliance series propellers with SDS, requiring a special spacer for improved shifting and noise reduction.
Stainless steel propellers designed for offshore use, offering high thrust and anti-cavitation performance.
Stainless steel propellers for offshore boats, featuring polished finish and large diameter for mid-range efficiency.
Saltwater Series II propellers with SDS, reducing shock and noise during shifting.
Four-blade stainless steel propellers for V6 engines, enhancing acceleration and stability.
Four-blade HS4 propellers with SDS, designed for better acceleration and stable operation.
Polished stainless steel propellers for high-speed, lightweight boats, offering better performance than ventilated types.
Stainless steel propellers with vents for improved acceleration and top-end performance, suitable for bass boats.
Small hub propellers with progressive pitch for high-performance runabouts, featuring through-hub exhaust for acceleration.
Table showing recommended RPM ranges for various engines at Wide-Open-Throttle for propeller selection.
Overview of throttle control systems (Push/Pull) and compatible models.
Description and part numbers for the 703 side mount mechanical remote control.
Details on 704 binnacle mount mechanical remote controls, including lever and control box types.
Information on concealed mechanical remote controls with integrated emergency shut-off switches.
Specific binnacle mount remote control for US market, designed for triple engine applications.
Details on binnacle mount DEC remote controls, offering electronic throttle and shift without mechanical cables.
Procedure for selecting the engine type for DEC remote control units.
Information on combination switch panels and single IG switches with panels.
Details on switch panels combining IG and emergency stop functions.
Guide to selecting the correct remote control cable length based on boat routing.
Examples and guidelines for measuring and selecting the appropriate remote control cable length.
Components and part numbers for remote control attachment kits, including torque specifications.
Wire harnesses for DEC systems, including main and dual station configurations.
Description of Yamaha's multi-function tiller handle, its features and applications.
Kit contents for installing the multi-function tiller handle on US models, including various harness and cable lengths.
List of components included in tiller handle kits for F25A (6BP) and 50-90/F40-F115 models.
Wiring diagram for 6X4 multi-function tiller handles used in US models, illustrating connections.
Procedures for installing gauges to electrical start models, ensuring readability and proper angle.
Information on analog tachometers, their applications, and models.
Details on digital tachometers, including applications and dimensions.
Information on speedometer types, applications, and calibration methods.
Functions and applications of the fuel management gauge, including fuel flow and economy data.
Guidelines for installing the fuel sensor, including location, orientation, and connection methods.
Details on coolant pressure meters, including applications, dimensions, and installation instructions.
Information on coolant temperature meters, their applications, dimensions, and sensor installation.
Procedure for initial setup of digital network gauges when multiple engines are installed.
Table of common system and gauge issues, their causes, and solutions.
Table detailing the functions supported by the 6Y8 digital network gauge across various engine models.
Diagrams illustrating network wiring for various gauge and engine configurations.
Wiring diagram for single station, 6Y9 gauge, single engine with 6X6 binnacle mount DEC.
Wiring diagram for single station, 6Y8 gauge, single engine with 6X6 binnacle mount DEC.
Wiring diagram for single station, 6Y9 gauge, single engine with 6X7 concealed DEC.
Wiring diagram for single station, 6Y8 gauge, single engine with 6X7 concealed DEC.
Wiring diagram for single station, 6Y9 gauge, twin engine applications.
Wiring diagram for single station, 6Y8 gauge, twin engine applications.
Wiring diagram for single station, 6Y9 gauge, triple engine applications.
Wiring diagram for dual station, 6Y8 gauge, single engine application.
Wiring diagram for dual station, 6Y9 gauge, twin engine application.
Wiring diagram for dual station, 6Y8 gauge, twin engine application.
Wiring diagram for dual station, 6Y9 gauge, triple engine application.
Wiring diagram for dual station, 6Y8 gauge, triple engine application.
Wiring diagram for dual station, 6Y9 gauge, quad engine application.
Recommended battery specifications (CCA, MCA, RC) for 4-stroke and 2-stroke engines.
Wiring guidelines for single and multi-engine battery installations, including isolator usage.
Checklist for pre-delivery inspection of outboard motors to ensure customer satisfaction.
Rigging kit contents for square style gauges for Japan.
Rigging kit contents for single engine premium gauges for EU, ANZ, GEN.
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