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Specific marine additives help combat rust, corrosion, varnish, and wear; all while providing high levels of bearing protection, resistance to foaming, and lubrication.

Choose Category Close. How can I find a dealer that sells individual outboard motors? When viewing dealers on the dealer locator within YamahaOutboards. A dealer that only sells a boat and motor package will be listed as "Yamaha Powered Boat Packages". I want to repower my boat with a new Yamaha outboard. Will the remote control, switches, gauges, and wire harnesses already on my boat for my old Yamaha outboard be compatible with the new engine?

Your local Yamaha dealer can help you determine if your existing rigging components are compatible with the motor you have decided to repower with. What do I need to know when selecting a propeller, and how can Yamaha help? When looking at my Yamaha propeller, I noticed two numbers and a letter stamped into the side. What do they mean? The numbers represent the pitch size and the letter is a code that represents the propeller series. The letter code identifies to your dealer what range of outboard motor the propeller is designed to fit.

Below is a diagram showing where you may find this information; locations can differ from prop to prop. Can I use fuel with a higher percentage of ethanol, such as E15 or E85? No, E15 or E85 should not be run in any Yamaha Outboard. Why do boats seem to have more issues attributed to E10 fuel than cars? Major differences are: Modern automotive fuel systems fuel filler, fuel tank, distribution lines and engine components are closed or non-vented. Once the fuel is pumped into the tank, there is very little circulation of outside air containing moisture into the fuel system.

Boats are operated and often stored in a very wet environment increasing the risk of water directly entering the fuel system. Boats have vented fuel systems which allow moisture laden air to circulate into the fuel tank as the fuel is drawn out of the tank and as the fuel expands and n wcontracts during heating and cooling cycles of the outside air. Automotive fuel tanks are typically much smaller than boat fuel tanks and are refilled more frequently. A full tank of fuel in a car or truck, typically 20 - 40 gals, may be used and refilled every week or two.

Some boats use fiberglass fuel tanks. Polyester resins can be dissolved by ethanol. The Tilt Support Lever is to be used only for storage purposes. Yamaha offers Trailering Support as an accessory for transporting, visit your local Yamaha dealer for more information. The total hours of operation for both style tachometers cannot be reset. The operational hours on the Multifunction Tachometer are measured when the engine is running. Both tachometers have a "trip meter" function that can be reset.

These components are designed by Yamaha, for Yamaha, and they work together as a system with exceptional fit and function. That means increased reliability, greater corrosion resistance, and maximum hours of trouble-free boating. Please call us toll-free at What if I have lost my keys to my Yamaha Outboard? There is a number on your original key.

You can use this number to request a new key from your dealer. If you do not have this number and you have lost your keys, your dealer can also locate the necessary number by disassembling the main switch on your boat. What is a Primary Identification Number and where can I find it? It can provide model type, drive shaft length and production number.

The PID number can be found on the port side-mounting bracket of your Yamaha outboard engine. It will be printed on a rectangular sticker that will have 5-fields. The top row and first field provides the model name.

The middle row and second, third, and forth fields will provide the PID number. From left to right, all three fields are needed for a complete PID number.

The last row and fifth field is a factory facility code; where the engine was made. Where can I find boating safety information? You can also call the U. Operators should take a boating safety course. This may be required in your state. You may also want to consider an Internet-based program for basic boater education. Most, but not all, states accept this course to meet their minimum requirements. While it cannot replace an in-depth course such as one offered by the U.

Coast Guard, U. Power Squadron, or other organization, this online course does provide a general overview of the basics in boating safety, requirements, navigation, and operation. Upon successful completion of the course, the user can download a certificate of completion immediately or, for a small charge, request one by mail. To take this free course, go to www. How can I verify warranty coverage for my outboard s?

How long is the Yamaha warranty for my new outboard? The length of your limited warranty depends on model and type of use. Pleasure Use: 2. Is corrosion covered under warranty? Corrosion is an unpleasant fact in the marine environment. While saltwater is particularly harsh, even operation in fresh water environments can cause corrosion.

Stray electrical currents in the water around docks can increase the risk of corrosion. For that reason, your Yamaha limited warranty does not cover corrosion. Yamaha provides many levels of corrosion protection. Our Phaze 5 Paint Process provides a superb five-layer barrier against corrosion.

Additionally our proprietary YDC alloy melds aluminum, silicon, magnesium, and titanium for exceptional corrosion protection. We also use stainless steel extensively and provide oversized self-sacrificing anodes in multiple locations on your outboard. What are some items not covered under warranty? Naturally, however, the limited warranty does not cover normal maintenance and wear-and-tear items, such as spark plugs, fuel and oil filters, shear pins, propellers, hubs, water pumps, and anodes.

Does my Yamaha outboard motor have warranty coverage outside the United States? Unfortunately, no. As explained in your Yamaha Outboard Limited Warranty Statement, your warranty coverage is provided for your outboard while it is used in the United States but not U. Territories and also in Canada. If you need repairs while temporarily using your Yamaha in another country, contact the local authorized Yamaha distributor for that country. Yamaha will work with that distributor to make the needed repairs as quickly as possible.

If you have to pay for a repair that you believe your warranty would have covered at home, present all repair orders, receipts, or other related documents to your local dealer when you return home. Your dealer will be able to contact Yamaha on your behalf to see if any refund can be provided.

Be aware that your Yamaha model may not be sold in some countries. Therefore, a Yamaha dealer outside the United States or Canada may not have all of the replacement parts or technical information available to provide proper service.

This may unavoidably delay repairs. Thank you for your understanding should this happen. How can I register my new Yamaha outboard s for warranty or transfer ownership of an outboard I bought used? What is a Master Technician? The Yamaha Outboard Master Technician represents the highest certification a Yamaha technician can attain. When searching for a Yamaha Outboard dealership , you will see the "Master Technician" list under Details and Certifications if the dealership has a Master Technician on staff.

Will it void my warranty if a non-Yamaha dealership performs the maintenance on my Yamaha outboard? No, your maintenance can be done by anyone you authorize to do your maintenance.

Be aware that if an issue arises from the lack of proper maintenance or service, your limited warranty will not support that issue. May I do my own maintenance? Many maintenance procedures can be done by a mechanically inclined owner with proper tools. Remember, however, that some procedures should be done by your authorized Yamaha dealership, such as checking valve clearance and inspecting a timing belt.

Also remember that only your Yamaha dealer can perform service work covered under your Yamaha limited warranty. If you do perform your own maintenance, please remember to help protect the environment by properly disposing used fluids and maintenance parts according to local regulations. May I start the engine out of water? Otherwise, you could damage or seize the engine. Operate at no more than an advanced idle with good water pressure.

Never put the engine in gear; only use the warm-up lever to advance the throttle. Never leave an engine running on a flush attachment unattended. What is the minimum water pressure required for my Yamaha outboard s? There are no water pressure specifications for low or mid-range operation. This is due to our high volume low pressure cooling system design. In fact, you may see zero pressure at idle, as most water pressure sensors start working at 3-psi.

What is my warranty on Genuine Yamaha parts and accessories? Automotive oils are not designed for the operating conditions of outboard motors, particularly moisture, cooler operating temperatures, and extended full-throttle operation under load. May I use synthetic oil? What if I want the newest engine or I want an outboard to match one I currently use as a twin? There is no significant difference between outboards if they are the same model. For example, an F is an F, if manufactured yesterday or many months ago.

When Yamaha does make a substantial change to a current model For example, the F9. The use of this new outboard designation will allow you to determine if you have the latest technology engine and to match technologies if you have twin engines. Please check the Current Model List for all current models in the Yamaha line up. Do I still get the same limited warranty on my outboard regardless of age?

Yamaha has and will continue to begin its limited warranty period at the time of registration for new outboard motors, for the first owner.

Upon delivery, your outboard is inspected by the dealer and warranty registered online. Your limited warranty starts the day of registration, for your new outboard motor, regardless of the age of the engine. How do I fill out my titling information? Because each titling state has different methods for titling outboards, please refer to your local title agency for the most up to date information regarding titling of outboards in the above mentioned states. Source Trending. In the bottom right of this plate, sometimes hardly visible there is a letter stamped, if you compare this letter with thel ist below this will give you the year of the engine, some letters are duplicated such as N but a little common sense will tell you if your engine stamped N is a N or a N.

South Carolina, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah require a 'model year' when registering or titling your outboard motor. Yamaha, like Mercury Marine, has eliminated the 'model year. All of the six states, with the exception of South Carolina -- which uses the 'manufacture date' from the manufacturer's statement of origin -- accept the 'year built' on the motor. Look on your motor's registration.

It may display the year and model, particularly if the motor was previously registered or titled in one of the six states that require a title and registration for outboard motors. Look at the manufacturer's statement of origin MSO.

Yamaha provides an MSO with every new motor.



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