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General| Engine Type | 4-stroke, SOHC |
|---|---|
| Fuel Induction System | EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection) |
| Starting System | Electric |
| Lubrication System | Wet sump |
| Max Output | 44.1 kW (60 ps) |
| Rated Output | 29.4 kW (40 ps) |
| Full Throttle RPM Range | 5000 - 6000 rpm |
| Ignition System | TCI |
| Fuel Type | Unleaded Gasoline |
| Cooling System | Water-cooled |
| Steering | Remote |
Explains the importance and benefits of regular outboard maintenance for longevity and enjoyment.
Outlines core maintenance activities like oil changes, flushing, and filter replacements.
Introduces a pre-launch checklist to ensure safe and enjoyable boating experiences.
Discusses how corrosion impacts outboards and provides mitigation strategies.
Explains the necessity of flushing the outboard with fresh water after each use to prevent damage.
Details three basic methods for flushing the outboard to ensure proper cooling system function.
Defines dry corrosion, its causes, and the role of cooling system cleanliness.
Provides practical tips for rinsing and spraying the outboard to prevent external corrosion.
Advises on visual checks of anodes, propellers, and electrical connections for signs of corrosion.
Highlights the critical role of fuel system maintenance in preventing issues and ensuring readiness.
Details proactive steps to safeguard the fuel system from potential ethanol-related damage.
Identifies different fuel filters and their locations on a Yamaha fuel-injected four-stroke.
Presents guidelines on the replacement intervals for various fuel filters.
Offers extra advice for maintaining the fuel system, including carbon removal and gas container care.
Emphasizes the critical importance of the electrical system and guides on its maintenance.
Covers the proper care, inspection, and maintenance of both starting and house batteries.
Advises on inspecting and cleaning electrical connections to prevent corrosion and ensure reliable operation.
Highlights specific Yamaha products designed for protecting electrical connections and the outboard's powerhead.
Explains the function of the Power Trim and Tilt unit and provides essential maintenance guidance.
Covers propeller inspection, care, cleaning, and protection for optimal boat performance.
Provides tips for cleaning and protecting the outboard's exterior to maintain its look and longevity.
Presents a comprehensive maintenance schedule outlining tasks and recommended intervals for various components.
Guides on selecting the correct engine oil and filter, emphasizing their importance for outboard protection.
Explains why marine-specific oils like Yamalube 4M and 2M are crucial for outboards due to their operating environment.
Details Yamalube oil types, filter considerations, and options for performing DIY oil changes.
Focuses on the critical function of the lower unit and the importance of its lubricant for protection.
Provides step-by-step instructions for checking lower unit lubricant and performing a lubricant change.
Covers miscellaneous but important checks for outboards, such as the water pump and impeller.
Details specific checks for water pump, belts, hoses, spark plugs, thermostats, and air intake passages.
Provides comprehensive guidance on preparing the outboard for extended periods of non-use to prevent damage.
Covers essential tasks like drying, cleaning, maintenance, and protecting the boat/trailer for storage.
Lists essential items to carry onboard for routine maintenance and on-the-go troubleshooting needs.
Covers critical checks for trailer components like lug nuts, tires, bunks, hubs, cables, lights, and brakes.
Explains the advantages of choosing Yamaha outboards, focusing on reliability and engineered performance.
Highlights the benefits of using factory-approved Yamaha maintenance and care products for optimal outboard protection.
Provides a table listing capacities and specifications for various Yamaha four-stroke and VMAX SHO® outboards.
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