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What happens during your 100-Hour Yamaha Outboard Motor Service?

by LucyLu on July 1, 2010

in Boat Motors

Here at Cannons Marina, your Yamaha outboard motor service is important to us. Why?

Our goal is simple – Smooth running, reliable Yamaha motors = Happy, Satisfied Customers. We understand your time is limited, especially your free time. We want you on the water on your Grady White, Scout Boat or really any boat -  spending time with family and friends.

The items below are the maintenance and service recommendations developed by the Yamaha Motor Corporation to keep your motor running in top condition. These services are based purely on typical and “average” use of your Yamaha outboard motor. As with any motor, if your use is higher then “normal,” consider servicing your motor more often. Frequent service often pays off through increased life and performance of your Yamaha Outboard Motor.

Yamaha Service Costs

•    Anode: Check and replace if needed
•    Battery: Check connections, charge and water levels
•    Cables: Check for operation
•    Carburetors: Synchronize and adjust idle and mixture
•    Cylinder Heads: Torque bolts as necessary
•    Electrical System: Check for operation
•    Engine Compression: Performed on older model two-strokes, unless otherwise requested
•    Engine Fittings: Clean and lubricated
•    Engine: Clean and spray with lube
•    Fuel Filters: Replace
•    Fuel Lines: Check for leakage, splitting or rotting
•    Fuel/Water Separator: Replace
•    Gauges: Check for proper operation
•    Hours on Motor. Record on service ticket
•    Ignition Timing: Check and set, if necessary
•    Lower Unit: Inspect and change lubricant
•    Oil: Change oil and replace filter
•    Propeller: Remove, clean and lube shaft
•    Service Indicator/Alarm and reset
•    Spark Plugs: Replace
•    Thermostat: Check for operation. Additional Charge. Change every 200 hrs or two years
•    Water Pump: Replace Impeller. Additional Charge. Changed every 200 hrs or two years
•    Wet Test: All motors are wet-tested (water-tested)
•    Boat: Wash-down after service
•    To arrange a service appointment, Call Angela in Service at 941-383-1311
Article by LucyLu

I was born a commercial fisherman's daughter in Cortez, an old fishing village off the west coast of Florida where you can still experience "Old Florida" and get a really good grouper sandwich. I went to school and became an anesthetist, after privileged years of practice, I jumped ship to work in the family business - Cannons Marina. I love my job and the view. I am crazy about my dog. Being out on the water is magical. I still get giddy every time I see a dolphin. Often I brag that I had the opportunity to swim alongside a humpback whale - it was freaky and pretty amazing. Fishing for tarpon and marlin make me happy. My life is no doubt boating, but I also love paddle-boarding cooking and travel.

{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

John Simsen December 24, 2011 at 7:26 pm

Hi! Really enjoy your site. i have learned a great deal!

Not seeing a listing on this article for a Yamaha 90 hp 4-stroke, just the two-stroke.

Assuming the 100-hour service would be slightly more for the 4-stroke? It’s a 2009 model.

Thanks!

LucyLu December 25, 2011 at 1:19 pm

Hi John!
Thanks! We are stoked that you like our site and find it helpful! (-:
Anyway, I think your question might be answered with the image I have uploaded below. Also I need to mention that this blog was posted in 2010 and costs have gone up a small amount.
Again, thanks for the feedback and good luck.
Happy Boating,
LucyLu

Yamaha Motor Service

Hisham January 13, 2012 at 2:01 pm

I am service engineer for out board engine YAMAHA, in Egypt , Hurghada..
according to my experience here in Egypt I believe that there is a great chance to open good makret for out board engine specially 2-strock engine.
because YAMAHA brand around 60-70 % market share, also cause the market here is just concern about price I am sure that there is great business change here in Egypt for supplying to the market chines brand similar to YAMAHA as engines or spare parts rated 40-115 HP.
If any one concern and able to give enough attention we can coordinate to do a real good deals.

LucyLu January 13, 2012 at 3:20 pm

Dear Hisham-

Thank you for your comment. Yes, Yamaha Motors has a large share of the outboard market and that is simply because they are the best!

We appreciate your position there in Egypt and your interest in Yamaha Motors. Here at Cannons Marina our business model is business to customer and our dealer agreement with Yamaha is limited to the USA only. However I can suggest that you contact Yamaha Marina directly to see if they can help you out.

Hey, thanks again for reaching out to us all the way from Egypt.

Kind regards,
Lucylu

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