I just recently purchased a 17 ft 1992 Boston Whaler with a 2007 90hp Yamaha 2 stroke with 138 hours on it. I've never owned a Yamaha before. My question is, When putting the engine in gear(forward) its almost like its a "bang". It shifts into gear hard. Its not physically hard to put it in gear. But it seems like the motor is working hard to go into gear. I don't know if the idle is set too high(idles at 1100rpm), and that's what's causing the "banging" into gear. Can anyone offer me some insight?
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Closer to 700.
Keep shifting at 1100 and you WILL need a new LU.
Might be worth investing in a manual: https://www.yamahapubs.com/Scott
1997 Angler 204, Center Console powered by a 2006 Yamaha F150TXR
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check the timing also.
make sure it meets specs in service manual.
if the idle timing is advanced it will idle high too.
matter of fact follow the link and sync procedures to make sure all is in spec and adjusted where it should be.
new motor you you, needs to be all checked anyways
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All is well with the motor. I thought I was letting it warm up enough. However, I definitely wasn't. because after allowing it to warm up, it goes in gear fine. It idled at 700 after a couple mins of starting the engine. Thank you very much guys!!
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