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Chapter 5
Outboard Engine & Controls
Regal Owner’s Manual
It is important that you read your outboard engine
manual carefully and become completely familiar
with the operation as well as necessary maintenance
on the engine and propulsion systems. Pay careful
attention to the sections on winterization if you live
in freezing climates. Extensive damage can result
if proper winter storage is not followed in freezing
climates. Contact your Regal dealer for information
regarding technical issues and parts. Also, refer to
the maintenance section of this manual.
PREVENT INJURY OR DEATH!
READ ALL MANUFACTURER’S OUTBOARD
ENGINE AND PROPULSION OWNER’S
MANUALS BEFORE OPERATING
YOUR VESSEL.
WARNING
This chapter is intended to give general information
about the location and function of typical outboard
engine and controls. Control systems and engines
may vary from model to model. Refer to the specific
engine owner’s manual for your equipment that
would include the following information in greater
detail.
Engines function is based from four principles; fuel,
compression, ignition, and exhaust. The proper
ratio of fuel and air must be drawn into the engine’s
cylinders in order to be compressed by the pistons
and ignited by a spark the force of which pushes
the piston back down, providing the energy used to
turn your propeller, before the engine kicks into the
exhaust stage where it expels the by-products. If
any of these four functions fail, so does the engine
itself.
Beyond these basic concepts of engine functionality
include engine cooling, lubrication, and electrical
systems. The specific details of these systems can
be found in the outboard manufacturer’s owner’s
manual for the specific engine option you chose on
your Regal boat.
Engine Removal
In the event the outboard engine needs to be removed
from the transom consult your Regal dealer. He has
the factory trained knowledge and equipment to
remove the engine safely and efficiently.