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Yamaha FT9.9D User Manual

Yamaha FT9.9D
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F9.9C
FT9.9D
F13.5A
F15A
OWNER’S MANUAL
MANUEL D’UTILISATION
MANUAL DEL PROPIETARIO
66M-28199-77
GB
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F9.9C
FT9.9D
F13.5A
F15A
BETRIEBSANLEITUNG
INSTRUCTIEBOEKJE
MANUALE PER IL PROPRIETARIO
66M-28199-77
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66M-9-77-hyoshi 3/20/03 5:46 AM Page 1

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Yamaha FT9.9D Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandYamaha
ModelFT9.9D
CategoryOutboard Motor
LanguageEnglish

Summary

OWNER'S MANUAL

TO THE OWNER

GENERAL INFORMATION

IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS RECORD

Record of outboard motor and key identification numbers for reference and ordering parts.

SAFETY INFORMATION

Essential safety precautions for operating the outboard motor and boat.

FUELING INSTRUCTION

Instructions on how to safely refuel the outboard motor with gasoline.

GASOLINE

Details on the recommended type of gasoline for the outboard motor.

ENGINE OIL

Information on recommended engine oil, SAE and API specifications, and quantity.

BATTERY REQUIREMENT

Specifications for the correct battery to use with electric start models.

PROPELLER SELECTION

Guidance on choosing the correct propeller for optimal performance and engine longevity.

START-IN-GEAR PROTECTION

Explanation of the feature that prevents engine starting unless in neutral.

BASIC COMPONENTS

MAIN COMPONENTS

Identifies and illustrates the primary physical parts of the outboard motor.

OPERATIONS OF CONTROLS AND OTHER FUNCTIONS

Explains how to operate various controls and other functions of the motor.

WARNING SYSTEM

Details the warning system and its indicators for overheat and low oil pressure.

GEAR SHIFT LEVER

CHOKE KNOB

RECOIL STARTER HANDLE

STARTER BUTTON

TILLER HANDLE

Throttle Control Grip

Explains how to use the throttle control grip to adjust engine speed.

Throttle Indicator

Throttle Friction Adjusting Knob

Engine Stop Lanyard Switch

Engine Stop Button

REMOTE CONTROL

Remote Control Lever

Details how to operate the remote control lever for shifting gears and controlling throttle.

Neutral Interlock Trigger

Explains the trigger needed to shift out of neutral on the remote control lever.

Neutral Throttle Lever

Main switch

Choke Switch

Power Tilt Switch

Throttle Friction Adjusting Screw

STEERING FRICTION ADJUSTING SCREW

STEERING FRICTION ADJUSTING LEVER

TRIM ANGLE ADJUSTING ROD

WARNING INDICATOR(S)

TILT LOCK MECHANISM

TILT SUPPORT KNOB

TILT SUPPORT BAR

POWER TILT UNIT

TOP COWLING LOCK LEVER

FLUSHING DEVICE

OPERATION

INSTALLATION

Instructions for properly installing the outboard motor onto the boat transom.

BREAKING IN (RUNNING IN) ENGINE

Crucial procedures for the initial break-in period of the engine to ensure proper wear.

PRE-OPERATION CHECKS

Steps to perform before operating the motor to ensure it is ready and safe.

STARTING ENGINE

Safety warnings and step-by-step guide on how to start the outboard motor.

WARMING UP ENGINE

Instructions for warming up the engine to the correct operating temperature before use.

SHIFTING

How to shift gears (forward, reverse) safely and correctly.

REVERSE

WARNING and instructions for operating the boat in reverse gear.

STOPPING ENGINE

Procedures for safely shutting down the outboard motor.

TRIMMING OUTBOARD MOTOR

Adjusting the motor's angle relative to the transom for optimal performance and handling.

TILTING UP/DOWN

Instructions on how to tilt the outboard motor up or down for various purposes.

CRUISING IN SHALLOW WATER

How to operate the motor in shallow water conditions.

CRUISING IN OTHER CONDITIONS

Guidance for operating in salt water and turbid water conditions.

MOUNTING THE OUTBOARD MOTOR

Mounting Height

CLAMPING THE OUTBOARD MOTOR

PRE-OPERATION CHECKS

Fuel

Checks to ensure sufficient fuel, no leaks, and proper fuel line connections.

Oil

Procedure for checking the engine oil level using the dipstick and adding oil if necessary.

CHECKING THE ENGINE OIL LEVEL

Controls

Engine

FILLING FUEL

PROCEDURE FOR TILLER CONTROL MODEL

Manual Start Model

Emergency Starting Engine

Electric Start Model

PROCEDURE FOR REMOTE CONTROL MODEL

Electric Start Model

FORWARD

ADJUSTING TRIM ANGLE

Power Tilt Model

PROCEDURE FOR TILTING UP

PROCEDURE FOR TILTING DOWN

PROCEDURE

CRUISING IN SHALLOW WATER

CRUISING IN OTHER CONDITIONS

CRUISING IN SALT WATER

How to wash cooling passages with fresh water after operating in salt water.

CRUISING IN TURBID WATER

Recommendation for installing an optional kit for operation in turbid water.

MAINTENANCE

SPECIFICATIONS

Technical specifications for the outboard motor models, including dimensions, performance, and engine details.

TRANSPORTING AND STORING OUTBOARD MOTOR

Guidelines for safely transporting and storing the outboard motor to prevent damage.

STORING OUTBOARD MOTOR

Important procedures to perform before storing the outboard motor for prolonged periods.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

Outlines the schedule for regular maintenance tasks and inspections.

GREASING

Instructions and diagrams for greasing various points on the outboard motor.

CLEANING AND ADJUSTING SPARK PLUG

Steps for cleaning and adjusting spark plugs for optimal engine performance.

CHECKING TOP COWLING

Instructions on how to check the fit of the top cowling and repair if loose.

CHECKING FUEL SYSTEM

Procedures for inspecting the fuel system for leaks, cracks, or damage.

INSPECTING FUEL FILTER

How to inspect and replace the fuel filter, which is a disposable type.

INSPECTING IDLING SPEED

Steps to check and adjust the engine's idling speed for proper operation.

CHANGING ENGINE OIL

Detailed instructions on how to drain and refill the engine oil.

CHANGING GEAR OIL

Instructions for draining and refilling the gear oil in the lower unit.

REPLACING FUSE

Steps for replacing a blown fuse in electric start models, with warnings about using correct amperage.

CHECKING WIRING AND CONNECTORS

Checks for secure grounding wires and engaged connectors.

EXHAUST LEAKAGE

Procedure to check for exhaust leaks from engine joints after starting.

WATER LEAKAGE

Procedure to check for water leaks from engine joints after starting.

CHECKING POWER TILT SYSTEM

How to check the power tilt unit, switches, and tilt rod for proper operation and signs of damage.

CHECKING PROPELLER

Steps for inspecting propeller blades, splines, shaft, and oil seal for wear or damage.

INSPECTING AND REPLACING ANODE(S)

How to inspect and replace sacrificial anodes to protect the motor from corrosion.

CHECKING BATTERY

Steps for checking battery electrolyte level, state of charge, and storage.

CHECKING BOLTS AND NUTS

Checking that various bolts and nuts, including those for the cylinder head and flywheel, are tightened correctly.

CLEANING COOLING-WATER PASSAGES

How to flush the cooling water passages using fresh water to remove salt or debris.

MOTOR EXTERIOR

Instructions for washing the motor exterior and flushing the cooling system with fresh water.

Checking Painted Surface of Motor

Inspecting the motor's paint for scratches, chips, or flaking to prevent corrosion.

COATING THE BOAT BOTTOM

Advice on hull cleaning and applying anti-fouling paint for optimal boat performance.

Removing the Propeller

Installing the Propeller

TROUBLE RECOVERY

TROUBLESHOOTING

A chart describing basic checks and remedies for common motor problems.

TEMPORARY ACTION IN EMERGENCY

Provides immediate steps to take in case of emergencies like impact damage or system failure.

OVERHEAT WARNING

Starter will not operate

Engine will not start (Starter operates)

Engine idles irregularly or stalls.

Warning buzzer sounds or indicator lamp lights.

Engine power loss.

Engine vibrates excessively.

IMPACT DAMAGE

POWER TILT WILL NOT OPERATE

STARTER WILL NOT OPERATE

Emergency Starting Engine

Crucial steps for starting the engine using an emergency starter rope if the main starter fails.

TREATMENT OF SUBMERGED MOTOR

INDEX

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