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Operation
ZMU03632
3.
Tighten the air vent screw on the fuel tank cap (if equipped).
the boat, sea conditions, and running speed.
EWM00740
WARNING
Excessive trim for the operating conditions (either trim up or trim down) can cause boat instability and can make steering the boat more difficult. This increases the possibility of an accident. If the boat begins to feel unstable or is hard to steer, slow down and/or readjust the trim angle.
ZMU02301
4.
Remove the key if the boat will be left unattended.
NOTE:
The engine can also be stopped by pulling the lanyard and removing the lock plate from the engine stop switch, then turning the main switch to “ ” (off).
EMU27861
Trimming outboard motor
The trim angle of the outboard motor helps determine the position of the bow of the boat in the water. Correct trim angle will help improve performance and fuel economy while reducing strain on the engine. Correct trim angle depends upon the combination of boat, engine, and propeller. Correct trim is also affected by variables such as the load in
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1. Trim operating angle
ZMU03633
EMU27882
Adjusting trim angle
Power trim and tilt models
EWM00751
WARNING
● Be sure all people are clear of the outboard motor when adjusting the tilt angle, also be careful not to pinch any body parts between the drive unit and
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Table of contents
- 7 General information
- 7 Identification numbers record
- 7 Outboard motor serial number
- 7 Key number
- 7 Emission control information
- 7 North American models
- 8 Star labels
- 9 Safety information
- 10 Important labels
- 10 Warning labels
- 11 Caution labels
- 11 (Rules of the road)
- 11 sound signals
- 12 Rules when encountering vessels
- 13 Other special situations
- 14 Fueling instructions
- 15 Gasoline
- 15 Engine oil
- 16 Battery requirement
- 16 Battery specifications
- 16 Propeller selection
- 17 Start-in-gear protection
- 18 Basic components
- 18 Main components
- 19 Fuel tank
- 19 Fuel joint
- 20 Fuel gauge
- 20 Fuel tank cap
- 20 Air vent screw
- 20 Remote control
- 20 Remote control lever
- 20 Neutral interlock trigger
- 20 Neutral throttle lever
- 21 Tiller handle
- 21 Gear shift lever
- 21 Throttle grip
- 21 Throttle indicator
- 22 Throttle friction adjuster
- 22 Engine stop lanyard switch
- 23 Engine stop button
- 23 Main switch
- 24 Steering friction adjuster
- 24 remote control or tiller handle
- 25 bottom engine cowling
- 25 Variable trolling RPM switches
- 26 Trim tab with anode
- 26 and tilt or hydro tilt model
- 27 (turn type)
- 27 Flushing device
- 27 Water separator
- 27 Tachometer
- 28 Digital tachometer
- 28 indicator
- 29 Overheat warning indicator
- 29 (digital type)
- 29 Speedometer (digital type)
- 30 Trim meter
- 30 Trim meter (digital type)
- 30 Hour meter (digital type)
- 31 Trip meter
- 31 Clock
- 32 Fuel gauge
- 32 Fuel warning indicator
- 32 indicator
- 33 meters
- 33 Tachometer unit
- 36 Speed & fuel meter unit
- 37 Speedometer unit
- 38 Fuel management meter
- 39 Warning system
- 39 Overheat warning
- 39 Low oil pressure warning
- 41 Operation
- 41 Installation
- 41 Mounting the outboard motor
- 42 Breaking in engine
- 42 Procedure for 4-stroke models
- 42 Preoperation checks
- 43 Controls
- 43 Engine
- 43 Checking the engine oil level
- 43 Filling fuel
- 44 Ring Free Fuel Additive
- 44 Operating engine
- 44 Feeding fuel (portable tank)
- 45 Starting engine
- 48 Warming up engine
- 48 models
- 48 Shifting
- 48 control models)
- 49 and power trim and tilt models)
- 50 Trolling
- 50 Adjusting trolling speed
- 50 Stopping engine
- 50 Procedure
- 51 Trimming outboard motor
- 51 Adjusting trim angle
- 52 Adjusting boat trim
- 53 Tilting up and down
- 54 power tilt models)
- 56 Cruising in shallow water
- 56 power tilt models
- 57 Cruising in other conditions
- 58 Maintenance
- 58 Specifications
- 59 motor
- 60 Storing outboard motor
- 60 Procedure
- 61 Lubrication
- 61 measures
- 62 Battery care
- 62 Flushing power unit
- 63 Cleaning the outboard motor
- 63 motor
- 64 Periodic maintenance
- 64 Replacement parts
- 65 Maintenance chart
- 66 Maintenance chart (additional)
- 67 Greasing
- 68 Checking fuel system
- 69 Inspecting idling speed
- 69 Changing engine oil
- 71 Checking wiring and connectors
- 71 Exhaust leakage
- 71 Water leakage
- 71 Engine oil leakage
- 71 power tilt system
- 72 Checking propeller
- 73 Removing the propeller
- 73 Installing the Propeller
- 74 Changing gear oil
- 75 Cleaning fuel tank
- 75 anode(s)
- 76 models)
- 77 Connecting the battery
- 78 Disconnecting the battery
- 78 Checking top cowling
- 78 Coating the boat bottom
- 79 Trouble Recovery
- 79 Troubleshooting
- 82 Temporary action in emergency
- 82 Impact damage
- 82 Replacing fuse
- 83 not operate
- 83 blinks while cruising
- 85 Starter will not operate
- 86 Emergency starting engine
- 86 Treatment of submerged motor
- 87 Procedure
- 88 Consumer information
- 88 U.S.A. and Canada
- 90 WARRANTY
- 92 THE USA OR CANADA