General information. Yamaha F70, T-60, F60, T-50, F50
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Yamaha F70 is a powerful and reliable outboard motor that is perfect for a variety of boating applications. With its 70 horsepower, the F70 can provide plenty of power for getting your boat on plane quickly and easily. It also features a number of advanced features that make it easy to operate and maintain, even for beginner boaters.
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EMU25171
Identification numbers record
EMU25184
Outboard motor serial number
The outboard motor serial number is stamped on the label attached to the port side of the clamp bracket.
Record your outboard motor serial number in the spaces provided to assist you in ordering spare parts from your Yamaha dealer or for reference in case your outboard motor is stolen.
General information reference in case you need a new key.
1. Key number
1. Outboard motor serial number location
EMU25191
Key number
If a main key switch is equipped with the motor, the key identification number is stamped on your key as shown in the illustration.
Record this number in the space provided for
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Key Features
- 70 horsepower for plenty of power
- Advanced features for easy operation and maintenance
- Perfect for a variety of boating applications
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Table of contents
- 7 Safety information
- 7 Outboard motor safety
- 7 Propeller
- 7 Rotating parts
- 7 Hot parts
- 7 Electric shock
- 7 Power trim and tilt
- 7 Engine shut-off cord (lanyard)
- 7 Gasoline
- 8 Gasoline exposure and spills
- 8 Carbon monoxide
- 8 Modifications
- 8 Boating safety
- 8 Alcohol and drugs
- 8 Personal flotation devices (PFDs)
- 8 People in the water
- 8 Passengers
- 8 Overloading
- 9 Avoid collisions
- 9 Weather
- 9 Accident reporting
- 9 Boat education and training
- 10 Passenger training
- 10 Boating safety publications
- 10 Laws and regulations
- 10 Boating organizations
- 11 road)
- 11 sound signals
- 11 Rules when encountering vessels
- 12 Other special situations
- 15 General information
- 15 Identification numbers record
- 15 Outboard motor serial number
- 15 Key number
- 16 Read manuals and labels
- 16 Warning labels
- 20 requirements
- 20 Specifications
- 22 Installation requirements
- 22 Boat horsepower rating
- 22 Mounting motor
- 23 Remote control requirements
- 23 Battery requirements
- 23 Specifications of Battery
- 23 Mounting battery
- 23 Multiple batteries
- 23 Propeller selection
- 24 Start-in-gear protection
- 24 Engine oil requirements
- 25 Fuel requirements
- 25 Gasoline
- 26 Gasoline Additives
- 27 Anti-fouling paint
- 27 Motor disposal requirements
- 27 Emergency equipment
- 28 Emission control information
- 28 North American models
- 29 Star labels
- 31 Components
- 31 Components diagram
- 34 Fuel tank
- 35 Fuel joint
- 35 Fuel gauge
- 35 Pressure relief tab
- 35 Fuel tank cap
- 35 Air vent screw
- 35 Remote control box
- 35 Remote control lever
- 35 Neutral interlock trigger
- 36 Neutral throttle lever
- 36 Tiller handle
- 36 Gear shift lever
- 36 Throttle grip
- 37 Throttle indicator
- 37 Throttle friction adjuster
- 38 Engine stop button
- 38 Main switch
- 39 Steering friction adjuster
- 39 remote control or tiller handle
- 40 bottom cowling
- 40 Variable trolling RPM switches
- 41 Trim tab with anode
- 41 and tilt model
- 42 Cowling lock lever(s) (turn type)
- 42 Flushing device
- 42 Fuel filter/Water separator
- 44 Instruments and indicators
- 44 Indicators
- 44 Low oil pressure-alert indicator
- 44 Overheat-alert indicator
- 44 Digital tachometer
- 45 Tachometer
- 45 Trim meter
- 45 Hour meter
- 45 Low oil pressure-alert indicator
- 46 Overheat-alert indicator
- 46 Digital speedometer
- 46 Speedometer
- 46 Fuel gauge
- 47 Trip meter / Clock / Voltmeter
- 48 Fuel level-alert indicator
- 48 indicator
- 48 Analog tachometer
- 48 Low oil pressure-alert indicator
- 49 Overheat-alert indicator
- 49 Analog trim meter
- 49 Meters
- 49 Tachometer
- 50 Start-up checks
- 51 Adjusting trolling speed
- 51 Low oil pressure-alert
- 52 Overheat alert
- 52 Water separator alert
- 52 Engine trouble alert
- 53 Low battery voltage-alert
- 53 Speed & Fuel Meter
- 54 Speedometer
- 55 Management Meter
- 56 Engine control system
- 56 Alert system
- 56 Overheat alert
- 57 Low oil pressure alert
- 58 Installation
- 58 Mounting the outboard motor
- 60 Operation
- 60 First-time operation
- 60 Fill engine oil
- 60 Breaking in engine
- 60 Getting to know your boat
- 60 Checks before starting engine
- 60 Fuel level
- 61 Remove the top cowling
- 61 Fuel system
- 61 Controls
- 62 Engine shut-off cord (lanyard)
- 62 Engine oil
- 63 Engine
- 63 Flushing device
- 63 Install top cowling
- 64 Power trim and tilt system
- 64 Battery
- 64 Filling fuel
- 67 Operating engine
- 67 Sending fuel (portable tank)
- 69 Starting engine
- 71 Checks after starting engine
- 71 Cooling water
- 72 Warming up engine
- 72 models
- 72 Checks after engine warm up
- 72 Shifting
- 72 Stop switches
- 72 Shifting
- 73 Stopping boat
- 74 Trolling
- 74 Adjusting trolling speed
- 74 Stopping engine
- 74 Procedure
- 76 Trimming outboard motor
- 76 and tilt)
- 77 Adjusting boat trim
- 78 Tilting up and down
- 78 and tilt models)
- 79 trim and tilt models)
- 80 Shallow water
- 80 Power trim and tilt models
- 81 Cruising in other conditions
- 82 Maintenance
- 82 motor
- 82 Storing outboard motor
- 83 Procedure
- 84 Lubrication
- 84 measures
- 84 Flushing power unit
- 85 Cleaning the outboard motor
- 85 outboard motor
- 86 Periodic maintenance
- 86 Replacement parts
- 86 Maintenance interval guidelines
- 87 Maintenance chart
- 90 Greasing
- 92 Inspecting idle speed
- 93 Changing engine oil
- 95 Inspecting wiring and connectors
- 95 Checking propeller
- 96 Removing propeller
- 96 Installing propeller
- 97 Changing gear oil
- 99 anode(s)
- 99 models)
- 100 Connecting the battery
- 100 Disconnecting the battery
- 101 Trouble Recovery
- 101 Troubleshooting
- 104 emergency
- 104 Impact damage
- 104 Replacing fuse
- 105 operate
- 106 blinks while cruising
- 109 Starter will not operate
- 109 Emergency starting engine
- 111 Treatment of submerged motor
- 112 Consumer information
- 112 WARRANTY
- 114 THE U.S.A. OR CANADA