Located above the water pump impeller on many two stroke and four stroke models, 115 hp~250 hp, there are two wave washers and a flat washer underneath a plastic spacer and metal retaining collar. These components minimize driveshaft movement, up and down, to quiet the knock sometimes heard at low speeds. They must be removed […]
Category: Yamaha Outboard Service Tips
Torqued! Yamaha Bolt Torque Information
Typically, there are two means of ensuring fasteners (screws, bolts, and nuts) to remain tight: Using the “elastic properties” of the fastener material to maintain clamping pressure Mechanically locking the fastener “Elastic properties”? That’s not something everyone stops to think about. Elasticity is the ability of material to deform (stretch) and return to its original […]
SIM Yamaha Parts Advisory: Yamaha 4-stroke Timing Belt Tensioner
SIM Yamaha Parts Advisory: Yamaha 4-stroke Timing Belt Tensioner This advisory applies to all hydraulic timing belt tensioners that are used on Yamaha 4-stroke outboards, F150HP and up. Once the tensioner and timing belt are installed, DO NOT PULL AND REMOVE PIN. Use the same Allen wrench and procedure used to release the tensioner to […]
HPDI Medium Pressure Fuel Filter Replacement
We have had many customers ask us how to remove the HPDI slip joint connector from the medium pressure fuel filter. Here it is! *Important* – Make sure you relieve the VST fuel pressure before attempting to change this filter! Visit the links below for the parts and tools shown in this video: Medium […]
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Y.E.S. – Yamaha Extended Service Warranty
Yamaha Extended Service – Y.E.S. provides genuine Yamaha factory backed protection in their nationwide service network. Repairs may be performed at any authorized Yamaha dealership in the United States. There are no repair deductibles and no paperwork. Yamaha works directly with your dealership, so you don’t have to file claims and wait for reimbursement. Y.E.S. […]