Honda Outboard Motor BF75A Manual de usuario

8Carbon Monoxide HazardRefuel With CareOUTBOARD MOTOR SAFETYExhaust gas contains poisonouscarbon monoxide. Avoid inhalationof exhaust gas. Never run t

98STORAGE PRECAUTIONSREMOVAL FROM STORAGESTORAGEOUTBOARD MOTOR STANDPROTECTORBEFOREOPERATIONSelect a well-ventilated storage area.If possible, avoid s

99WITH OUTBOARD MOTORINSTALLED ON BOATWITH OUTBOARD MOTORREMOVED FROM BOATLHT Type (tiller handle)LRT and XRT Types (remotecontrol)All TypesTRANSPORTI

100TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSRecharge battery.Battery discharged.Check battery.Check fuses.Use emergency startingprocedure (p. ), then takeout

−101TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSCorrectionPossible CauseENGINE WILL NOT STARTCheck emergency stop switchclip.Check control positions.Clip not in

102TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSCorrectionPossible CauseENGINE WILL NOT START(continued)Check fuel. Out of fuel.Fuel hose not primed.Fuel pump fi

103TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSCorrectionPossible CauseHARD STARTING OR STALLSAFTER STARTINGCheck control positions. Choke OPEN (tiller-handle t

104TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSHARD STARTING OR STALLSAFTER STARTING(continued)Possible Cause CorrectionCheck fuel. Fuel vent closed (portable f

105TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSENGINE OVERHEATSCheck water intake screens.Take outboard motor to anauthorized Honda Marine dealer,or refer to th

30 A15 A106BATTERY WILL NOTCHARGE AND ELECTRICSTARTER WILL NOTOPERATEFuse ReplacementTAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSFUSE COVERMAIN FUSE30A FUSESPAR

107OIL PRESSURE INDICATORLIGHT GOES OFF ANDENGINE SPEED IS LIMITEDLHT Type (tiller handle)LRT and XRT Types (remotecontrol)TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED P

9SAFETY LABEL LOCATIONSOUTBOARD MOTOR SAFETYOPTIONALFUEL TANKThe labels shown here contain important safety information. Please read them carefully. T

108OVERHEATING INDICATORLIGHT COMES ON ANDENGINE SPEED IS LIMITEDLHT Type (tiller handle)LRT and XRT Types (remotecontrol)TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PR

−109SUBMERGED MOTORTAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSEMERGENCY STARTER ROPEDrain the carburetors as describedon p. .Remove the engine cover, andrinse

110TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSWhen cranking the engine withan open ignition circuit (sparkplugs removed f rom the ignitioncircuit), remove the

111TECHNICAL INFORMATIONSerial Number LocationsTECHNICAL AND CONSUMER INFORMATIONENGINE SERIAL NUMBERLEFT STERN BRACKETPRODUCT IDENTIFICATIONNUMBERRec

−12V 70AH112Carburetor Modification forHigh Altitude OperationBatteryMinimum RequirementsTECHNICAL AND CONSUMER INFORMATIONWhen the carburetors have b

113Oxygenated FuelsETHANOL:MTBE:METHANOL:TECHNICAL AND CONSUMER INFORMATIONSome conventional gasolines arebeing blended with alcohol or anether compou

114Emission Control SystemInformationTECHNICAL AND CONSUMER INFORMATIONSource of EmissionsTampering and AlteringThe U.S. and Calif ornia CleanAir Acts

−115TECHNICAL AND CONSUMER INFORMATIONMaintenanceReplacement PartsProblems That May Af f ectEmissionsA manufacturer of an aftermarketpart assumes the

116Star LabelThe Symbol for Cleaner Marine Engines:Cleaner Air and Water -Better Fuel Economy -Longer Emission Warranty -TECHNICAL AND CONSUMER INFORM

117One StarLow EmissionTwo StarsVery Low EmissionThree StarsUltra Low EmissionTECHNICAL AND CONSUMER INFORMATIONThe one-star label identifies enginest

10CONTROL AND FEATURE IDENTIFICATION CODESCONTROLS AND FEATURESModelTypeShaft LengthTiller HandleBF75A BF90ALXRemote ControlPower Trim/TiltLHT LRT XRT

−−−−±±±−−BF75ABBALLHT35.8 in(910 mm)23.2 in(590 mm)62.6 in (1,590 mm)395 lbs(179 kg)26.1 in(664 mm)21.1 in (537 mm)LRT XRT29.9 in (760 mm)18.9 in (480

−−−−−−±±±BF90ABBBLLHT LRT XRT35.8 in(910 mm)29.9 in (760 mm)23.2 in(590 mm)18.9 in (480 mm)62.6 in (1,590 mm)21.1 in (537 mm)67.7 in(1,720 mm)26.1 in(

120Warranty Service InformationCONSUMER INFORMATIONHonda PublicationsAmerican Honda Motor Co., Inc.TECHNICAL AND CONSUMER INFORMATIONShop ManualParts

？121INDEX...Anodes . 37...

？122INDEX...Gearshift Lever . 19Gearshift/Throttle Control LeverLRT and XRT Types (remote c

123INDEX..PORTABLE FUEL TANK (optional equipment) . 38, 43Portable Fuel Tank and Filter Cleaning...(opti

124INDEX..TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMS . 100TECHNICAL AND CONSUMER...INFORMATION . 111...

11COMPONENT AND CONTROL LOCATIONSLHT Type (tiller handle)CONTROLS AND FEATURESEXHAUST PORTANTIVENTILATIONPLATETHROTTLE GRIPPOWER TILTSWITCHMANUAL RELI

12CONTROLS AND FEATURESSWITCH CLIPLANYARDOIL PRESSUREINDICATOR LIGHTSPARE SWITCH CLIP(optional equipment)OVERHEATINDICATORLIGHTIGNITION SWITCHEMERGENC

13LRT and XRT Types (remote control)CONTROLS AND FEATURESENGINE COVERPOWER TILT SWITCHMANUAL RELIEFVALVEEXHAUST PORTANTIVENTILATIONPLATEANODEENGINE CO

14Remote Controls (optional equipment)CONTROLS AND FEATURESEMERGENCYSTOP SWITCHOIL PRESSUREINDICATOR LIGHTIGNITIONSWITCHPOWER TRIM/TILTSWITCHNEUTRALRE

15CONTROLS AND FEATURESCONTROL LEVERPOWERTRIM/TILTSWITCHCONTROL LEVERSPOWER TRIM/TILTSWITCH (RIGHT)POWER TRIM/TILTSWITCH (LEFT)OIL PRESSUREINDICATOR L

16Fuel Tank (optional equipment) Trim Meter(optional equipment)CONTROLS AND FEATURESFUEL TANK(optional equipment)FUEL HOSE(standard equipment)FUEL HOS

17CONTROLSLHT Type (tiller handle)CONTROLS AND FEATURESIGNITION SWITCHSTARTONOFFLANYARDEMERGENCY STOP SWITCHSWITCHCLIPSPARE SWITCH CLIPIgnition Switch

The engine exhaust from thisproduct contains chemicalsknown to the State of California tocause cancer, birth defects, orother reproductive harm.Keep t

18CONTROLS AND FEATURESTHROTTLE GRIPOPENCLOSECHOKE KNOBThrottle GripChoke KnobThrottle grip movement is limitedwhen the gearshift lever (p. ) is inthe

19CONTROLS AND FEATURESRELEASER (reverse)N (neutral)F(forward)SETTHROTTLE FRICTION KNOBGEARSHIFT LEVERPOWER TRIM/TILT SWITCHThrottle Friction Knob Gea

20LRT and XRT Types (remotecontrol)CONTROLS AND FEATURESEMERGENCYSTOP SWITCHIGNITIONSWITCHOOFFFFSSTTAARRTTOONNPOWER TRIM/TILT SWITCHSTEERINGFRICTIONAD

21CONTROLS AND FEATURESLANYARDSWITCH CLIPSWITCH CLIPLANYARDEMERGENCYSTOP SWITCHSPARE SWITCH CLIPSwitch Clip and Emergency StopSwitch (side-mount type)

22CONTROLS AND FEATURESMAXIMUM FAST IDLEGEARSHIFT/THROTTLECONTROL LEVEROPENCHOKEN (neutral)CHOKE/FAST IDLE LEVERNEUTRALRELEASELEVERGearshift/Throttle

23CONTROLS AND FEATURESHIGHGEARSHIFT/THROTTLECONTROL LEVERN (neutral)R (reverse)F(forward)EENNGGIINNEESSPPEEEEDDEENNGGIINNEESSPPEEEEDDMoving the contr

24CONTROLS AND FEATURESEMERGENCYSTOPSWITCHLANYARDSWITCH CLIPLANYARDSWITCH CLIPONOFFSTARTIGNITIONSWITCH KEYSwitch Clip and Emergency StopSwitchIgnition

25CONTROLS AND FEATURESSPARE SWITCH CLIPCONTROLLEVERPushN (neutral)CCOONNTTRROOLLLLEEVVEERRF(forward)R (reverse)NEUTRALRELEASELEVERPPuullll uuppNEUTRA

26CONTROLS AND FEATURESTTHHRROOTTTTLLEE OOPPEENNIINNGGTTHHRROOTTTTLLEE OOPPEENNIINNGGSHIFT SHIFTMAXIMUMMAXIMUM35° 35°MMIINNIIMMUUMM MMIINNIIMMUUMMF (F

27CONTROLS AND FEATURESEMERGENCYSTOPSWITCHLANYARDSWITCH CLIPLANYARDSWITCH CLIPONOFFSTARTIGNITIONSWITCH KEYSwitch Clip and Emergency StopSwitchIgnition

1INTRODUCTIONCongratulations on your selection ofa Honda outboard motor. We arecertain you will be pleased with yourpurchase of one of the finestoutbo

28CONTROLS AND FEATURESSINGLE TYPEDUAL TYPECCOONNTTRROOLLLLEEVVEERRSSCCOONNTTRROOLLLLEEVVEERRCONTROLLEVERPushSPARE SWITCH CLIPN(neutral)F(forward)R (r

29CONTROLS AND FEATURESREMOAT CONTROL LEVERTTHHRROOTTTTLLEE OOPPEENNIINNGGTTHHRROOTTTTLLEE OOPPEENNIINNGGSHIFTSHIFTMAXIMUMMAXIMUM35° 35°MMIINNIIMMUUMM

30Common ControlsPower Trim/Tilt SwitchCONTROLS AND FEATURES(side-mount type) (top-mount type)(panel-mount type)CONTROLLEVERCONTROL LEVERCONTROLLEVERD

31CONTROLS AND FEATURESPOWER TILT SWITCHCHOKE SWITCHCHOKE KNOBOPENCLOSEPower Tilt SwitchChoke Switch Manual Choke Knob(panel-mount and top-mounttypes)

32CONTROLS AND FEATURESMMAANNUUAALL((TToo rreelleeaassee))PPOOWWEERR((TToo ffiixx))FREELLOOCCKKMMAANNUUAALL RREELLIIEEFF VVAALLVVEETTIILLTT LLOOCCKKLL

33CONTROLS AND FEATURESTRANSOM ANGLE ADJUSTING RODPUSHTURN UPSTERN BRACKETUNLOCKEDPOSITIONLOCKEDPOSITIONTO LOCKTRANSOM ANGLE ADJUSTING RODTO CHANGETRI

34INSTRUMENTSTrim Meter(optional equipment)Tachometer(optional equipment)Fuel Gauge(optional equipment)CONTROLS AND FEATURESTRIM METERFUEL GAUGETACHOM

35INDICATORSOil Pressure IndicatorCONTROLS AND FEATURES(GREEN)(GREEN)(GREEN)LRTandXRTTypesLHT Type(side-mount type)(panel-mount and top-mounttypes)Whe

36Overheating IndicatorCONTROLS AND FEATURES(RED)(RED)(RED)LHT TypeLRTandXRTTypes(side-mount type)(panel-mount and top-mounttypes)If the engine overhe

37Cooling System Indicator OTHER FEATURESOverrev LimiterAnodesCONTROLS AND FEATURESCOOLING SYSTEM INDICATORANODE(each side)ANODE(stern bracket)The eng

−−−−−−2A FEW WORDS ABOUTSAFETYINTRODUCTIONSafety MessagesSafety HeadingsSafety LabelsSafety SectionInstructionsIMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION.OUTBOARD M

38Portable Fuel Tank Fuel Cap Vent Knob Fuel Priming Bulb(optional equipment) (optional equipment)CONTROLS AND FEATURESVENT KNOBOOPPEENNPRIMING BULBIN

？？Improperly maintainingthis outboard motor, orfailing to correct a problembefore operation, couldcause a malfunction inwhich you could beseriously in

40Safety Inspection Maintenance InspectionBEFORE OPERATIONLook around the outboard motorfor signs of oil or gasoline leaks.If you are using the portab

41SAFE OPERATINGPRECAUTIONSBREAK-IN PROCEDUREBreak-in period: 10 hoursNext 60 minutes:Next 8 hours:First 15 minutes:Next 45 minutes:OPERATIONIMPORTANT

42TRANSOM ANGLEADJUSTMENTOPERATIONTO LOCKLOCKED POSITIONSTERN BRACKETTURN UPPUSHTRANSOM ANGLE ADJUSTING RODTRANSOM ANGLE ADJUSTING RODTO CHANGEUNLOCKE

Gasoline is highlyflammable and explosive.You can be burned orseriously injured whenhandling fuel.Stop the engine and keepheat, sparks, and flameaway.

44FUEL PRIMING STARTING THE ENGINEOPERATIONLANYARDOUTLET END(MOTOR)INLET END(TANK)PRIMING BULBSWITCH CLIPEMERGENCY STOP SWITCHLHT Type (tiller handle)

45OPERATIONCHOKE KNOBTHROTTLE GRIPN (neutral)CLOSEDPOINTERENGINE START SYMBOLGEARSHIFT LEVERCheck the position of the gearshiftlever. It must be in th

46OPERATIONSTARTIGNITIONSWITCHKEYONOFFUsing the electric starter f or morethan 5 seconds at a time willoverheat the starter motor and candamage it.Tur

47LRT and XRT Types(remote control)OPERATIONLANYARDSWITCH CLIPEMERGENCY STOPSWITCHCONTROLLEVERN (neutral)Side-Mount TypeThe engine will not start or r

3CONTENTS...OUTBOARD MOTOR SAFETY . 7...IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION . 7...S

48OPERATIONIGNITION SWITCH KEYONSTARTOFFCHOKE/FAST IDLE LEVERFFAASSTT IIDDLLEERRAANNGGEEMMAAXXIIMMUUMM FFAASSTTIIDDLLEECCHHOOKKEEUsing the electric st

49OPERATIONFAST IDLE LEVERTAKING CARE OFUNEXPECTED PROBLEMS,Before getting under way, allowthe engine to warm up sufficientlyto ensure good performanc

50OPERATIONEMERGENCY STOPSWITCHSWITCH CLIP LANYARDN (neutral)CONTROLLEVERPanel-Mount TypePut the emergency stop switch clipin the emergency stop switc

−51OPERATIONONOFFIGNITIONSWITCHKEYCONTROLLEVERN (neutral)ONCHOKE SWITCHSTARTFAST IDLE BUTTONUsing the electric starter f or morethan 5 seconds at a ti

52OPERATIONN (neutral)CONTROLLEVERTAKING CARE OFUNEXPECTED PROBLEMS,Before getting under way, allowthe engine to warm up sufficientlyto ensure good pe

53OPERATIONEMERGENCY STOPSWITCHSWITCH CLIP LANYARDN (neutral)CONTROLLEVERTop-Mount TypePut the emergency stop switch clipin the emergency stop switch,

54OPERATIONONOFFIGNITIONSWITCHKEYCONTROLLEVERONCHOKE SWITCHSTARTN (neutral)FAST IDLEBUTTONUsing the electric starter f or morethan 5 seconds at a time

55OPERATIONN (neutral)CONTROLLEVERTAKING CARE OFUNEXPECTED PROBLEMS,Before getting under way, allowthe engine to warm up sufficientlyto ensure good pe

−56EMERGENCY STARTINGOPERATION(FRONT)FREEENGINE COVER LOCK LEVERFREEENGINE COVER LOCK LEVERBOLTSBOLTS(REAR)CLIPSTIMING BELT COVERSet the controls the

57OPERATIONKNOT EMERGENCYSTARTER ROPESTARTER PULLEYTAKING CARE OFUNEXPECTED PROBLEMS,Pull the emergency starter ropeslowly until resistance is felt, t

？？4CONTENTS...INSTRUMENTS . 34...Trim Meter (optional equipment) . 34...

Exposed moving parts cancause injury.Do not operate theoutboard motor withoutthe engine cover.Use extreme care wheninstalling the enginecover.58STOPPI

59Normal Engine StoppingOPERATIONSWITCH CLIPN(neutral)CONTROLLEVERLANYARDPULLEMERGENCYSTOP SWITCHCONTROL PANELSLOWN (neutral)GEAR SHIFT LEVERTHROTTLE

60OPERATIONCONTROLLEVERIGNITION SWITCHOFFIGNITION KEYOOFFFFOFFIGNITION SWITCH KEYN (neutral)Top-Mount Type Tiller-Handle TypeSide-Mount TypePanel-Moun

61GEARSHIFTING ANDTHROTTLE OPERATIONLHT Type (tiller handle)OPERATIONTHROTTLE GRIPN (neutral)F(forward)POINTERSLOWFASTRR ((rreevveerrssee))FIX RELEASE

62LRT and XRT Types (remotecontrol)OPERATIONCONTROLLEVERNEUTRALRELEASE LEVERTHROTTLEFRICTIONADJUSTERTO INCREASEFRICTIONTO DECREASEFRICTIONN (neutral)F

63STEERINGLHT Type (tiller handle)LRT and XRT Types (remotecontrol)OPERATIONCONTROL LEVERFRICTION ADJUSTERTO INCREASEFRICTIONTO DECREASEFRICTIONTO INC

−64CRUISINGTrimEngine SpeedOPERATIONExcessive trim/tilt angle duringoperation can cause propellerventilation, overheating, and waterpump damage.If eng

65OPERATIONPOWER TRIM/TILT SWITCH(single type)(dual type)(RIGHT)(LEFT)POWER TRIM/TILT SWITCHPOWER TRIM/TILT SWITCHBOW TOO LOW DUE TO1. LOAD IN THE FRO

66SHALLOW WATEROPERATIONMOORING, BEACHING,LAUNCHINGOPERATIONTIGHTENING BOLTTRIM TABAn excessive trim/tilt angle duringoperation can cause propellerven

67OPERATIONPOWER TILT SWITCHTILT LOCKLEVER(Lock position)MMAANNUUAALL((TToo rreelleeaassee))MANUAL RELIEF VALVEFFRREEEELLOOCCKKPPOOWWEERR((TToo ffiixx

5CONTENTS...CRUISING . 64...SHALLOW WATER OPERATIONS . 66...

Improperly maintainingthis outboard motor, orfailure to correct a problembefore operation, can causea malfunction in which youcould be seriously hurt

−−−Failure to properly followmaintenance instructionsand precautions can causeyou to be seriously hurt orkilled.Always follow theprocedures andprecaut

××70TOOL KIT ANDEMERGENCY STARTERROPESERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOROIL CHECK SCREWDRIVERPHILLIPS SCREWDRIVERSCREWDRIVER HANDLESPARK PLUG WRENCH14 17 mm

○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○71MAINTENANCE SCHEDULESERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORITEMPerform at every indicated month oroperating hour interval, whichevercomes f

○○○○○○○○○○72SERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORITEMEvery 2 yearsor400 hrs.Perform at every indicated month oroperating hour interval, whichevercomes first.R

73TRIM TAB ADJUSTMENTSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORTIGHTENING BOLTTRIM TABTIGHTENING BOLTTRIM TABLEFTRIGHTThe trim tab compensates for‘‘torque steer’’

74MANUAL RELIEF VALVE ENGINE COVER REMOVALAND INSTALLATIONSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORMANUAL RELIEF VALVEMMAANNUUAALL((TToo rreelleeaassee))ENGINE CO

−−−−−−−−0.19 0.23 in (4.8 5.8 mm)75Lock Lever Adjustment Lock Lever BracketAdjustmentSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORINSPECTION POINTINSPECTION POINTREAR

76Engine Oil Level Check Engine Oil ChangeSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORUPPERLIMITLOWERLIMITOIL FILLER CAPOIL LEVEL DIPSTICKSCREWDRAIN PLUG COVERDRAIN

4.2 US qt (4.0 , 3.5 Imp qt)4.8 US qt (4.5, 4.0 Imp qt)77Oil Filter ChangeSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORWASHERGUIDEDRAIN PLUGImproper disposal of engin

6CONTENTSTAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED...PROBLEMS . 100BATTERY WILL NOT CHARGE ANDELECTRIC STARTER WI

16 lbf·ft (22 N·m , 2.2 kgf·m)78SERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOROIL FILTERUSE A SUITABLE TOOLOIL DRAIN GUIDERUBBER SEALUse only a genuine Honda oilf ilte

SAE Viscosity GradesAMBIENT TEMPERATURE79Engine Oil RecommendationsSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOROil is a major factor affectingperformance and service

80Lubrication PointsSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORTILLER HANDLEPIVOTGEAR SHIFTLEVERTHROTTLE FRICTION KNOBTHROTTLE PIPETILLER HANDLE BRACKETApply antico

81SERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORTHROTTLE REELTILT BRACKETSHIFT ARMTILT SHAFTPROPELLER SHAFT02/03/25 21:30:39 31ZW0601_082

82SERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORCHOKE ARMADJUSTING RODCHOKE KNOBSWIVEL CASETHROTTLE ARM/SHIFT SHAFT02/03/25 21:30:53 31ZW0601_083

−−−−X22ESR-U (DENSO)DR7EA (NGK)83Spark Plug ServiceSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORSPARK PLUGWRENCH17mm WRENCHSEALINGWASHER0.024 0.028 in(0.60 0.70 mm)In

84SERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORPLUG 1PLUG 2PLUG 3PLUG 4CORD 1CORD 2CORD 3CORD 4Loose spark plugs can overheatand damage the engine.Overtightening the

6.61 US gal (25.0 ,5.50Impgal)Gasoline is highlyflammable and explosive.You can be burned orseriously injured whenhandling fuel.Stop the engine and ke

86FUEL RECOMMENDATIONSUse unleaded gasoline with a pumpoctane rating of 86 or higher.SERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORRunning the engine with persistentsp

Gasoline is highlyflammable and explosive.You can be burned orseriously injured whenhandling fuel.Stop the engine and keepheat, sparks, and flameaway.

7IMPORTANT SAFETYINFORMATIONOperator ResponsibilityOUTBOARD MOTOR SAFETYMost accidents can be prevented ifyou follow all instructions in thismanual an

88SERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORFUEL FILTER FUEL FILTERSPRING RETAINRFUEL HOSESFUEL HOSE CLIPS ARROW (fuel flow direction)2.3.4. 5.6.Pull the spring re

89Portable Fuel Tank and FilterCleaning(optional equipment)SERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORTANK FILTER JOINT(Fuel Connector)FILTERFUEL HOSEFuel Tank Filt

90Anode ReplacementSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORANODE(each side)ANODE(stern bracket)Painting or coating the anodes willdef eat their purpose and will

91Propeller ReplacementSERVICING YOUR OUTBOARD MOTORPROPELLERCOTTER PINTHRUST WASHERPLAIN WASHERCASTLE NUTRemoval InstallationInstall the thrust washe

92STORAGE PREPARATIONCleaning and FlushingSTORAGEFLUSH PORT CAPCleaningFlushing With the HondaGarden Hose Adapter (optionalequipment)Do not run the mo

93STORAGEFLUSHINGCONNECTORGARDEN HOSE ADAPTER(optional equipment)EXHAUST PORTTurn on the fresh water supply andflush the outboard motor for atleast 10

Gasoline is highlyflammable and explosive.You can be burned orseriously injured whenhandling fuel.Stop the engine and keepheat, sparks, and flameaway.

−＃＃＃＃＃＃＃＃＃＃95Engine OilSTORAGE1 CARBURETORDRAIN SCREW2 CARBURETORDRAIN SCREW3 CARBURETORDRAIN SCREW4 CARBURETORDRAIN SCREWDRAINHOSEChange the engine o

96HOISTING THE OUTBOARDMOTORSTORAGELLOOCCKKENGINE COVERLOCK LEVERENGINE COVERLOCK LEVERFRONTREARFREEFREELLOOCCKKCLIPSBOLTSBOLTSTIMING BELT COVERIf the

97STORAGEHOISTHOOKLIFTING EYESTARTERPULLEYLIFTINGEYEThe outboard motor could f all f romthe hoist if the lif ting eye is notsecurely installed. Be sur