Operation
an
emergency
reserve.
With
the
boat
level
on
a
trailer
or
in
the
water,
check
the
fuel
level.
For
fuel
filling
instructions,
see
page
36.
Controls
Tiller
handle
models:
Move
the
tiller
handle
fully
to
the
left
and
Remove
the
top
cowling
right
to
make
sure
operation
is
smooth.
For
the
following
checks,
remove
the
top
Turn
the
throttle
grip
from
the
fully
closed
to
cowling
from
the
bottom
cowling.
To
remove
the
fully
open
position.
Make
sure
that
it
the
top
cowling,
release
the
cowling
lock
lever
turns
smoothly
and
that
it
completely
re-
and
lift
off
the
top
cowling.
turns
to
the
fully
closed
position.
Look
for
loose
or
damaged
connections
of
the
throttle
and
shift
cables.
Remote
control
models:
Turn
the
steering
wheel
full-right
and
full-
left.
Make
sure
operation
is
smooth
and
un-
restricted
throughout
the
whole
range
with
no
binding
or
excessive
free
play.
Operate
the
throttle
levers
several
times
to
make
sure
there
is
no
hesitation
in
their
travel.
Operation
should
be
smooth
over
Fuel
system
WARNING
Gasoline
and
its
vapors
are
highly
flam-
mable
and
explosive.
Keep
away
from
the
complete
range
of
motion,
and
each
le-
ver
should
return
completely
to
the
idle
po-
sition.
Look
for
loose
or
damaged
connections
of
the
throttle
and
shift
cables.
sparks,
cigarettes,
flames,
or
other
sourc-
Engine
shut-off
cord
(lanyard)
es
of
ignition.
Inspect
the
engine
shut-off
cord
and
clip
for
damage,
such
as
cuts,
breaks,
and
wear.
WARNING
Leaking
fuel
can
result
in
fire
or
explosion.
Check
for
fuel
leakage
regularly.
If
any
fuel
leakage
is
found,
the
fuel
sys-
tem
must
be
repaired
by
a
qualified
me-
chanic.
Improper
repairs
can
make
the
outboard
unsafe
to
operate.
Check
for
fuel
leaks
Check
for
fuel
leaks
or
gasoline
fumes
in
1.
Cord
the
boat.
2.
Clip
Check
for
fuel
leakage
from
the
fuel
system.
3.
Engine
shut-off
switch
Check
the
fuel
tank
and
fuel
lines
for
cracks,
swellings,
or
other
damages.
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