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I am about as mechanical as a toothpick, so I have to rely on professionals to do my work. I have found the folks here very helpful. I am confident that they found a part for me that I was told doesn’t exist.
I am about as mechanical as a toothpick, so I have to rely on professionals to do my work. I have found the folks here very helpful. I am confident that they found a part for me that I was told doesn’t exist.
There is no one person within Yamaha itself or within the Yamaha dealer network (owner's, parts people, mechanics, etc.) that knows everything about all Yamaha outboard motors. There is simply too much to know. That is what makes this site so valuable. From the many perhaps a solution to a particular problem will be known. From the many there may be many different solutions to a given problem. Not just one way of getting something done.
And a lot of the basic stuff, say oil change, etc, you can do yourself with very basic tools... Just reading the owners manual (meant for the owner) gives you an idea what you should be able to do..
Being familiar with YOUR engine, and simply reading here will give you tips on keeping your engine running..
Now Boscoe, (^^^) used to work for Yamaha (Yamaha "help line" I believe) and has access to data / pic's (you and I couldn't get).
Scott
1997 Angler 204, Center Console powered by a 2006 Yamaha F150TXR
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