Engine Cover Removal

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• Engine: Break-in Phase 2 max RPM

  Spec · 2000–3000 rpm conditions={"phase":"Next 45 minutes","throttle_opening":"10%–30% of maximum","max_rpm_time_limit":"50% of the 45-minute period"}

• Engine binds when cranked after submersion

  Diagnostic · Cause: Possible mechanical damage such as bent connecting rods, especially if the engine was running when it submerged Test: Attempt to crank the engine by hand after recovery procedure is complete

• Engine: Break-in Phase 3 max RPM

  Spec · 4000–5000 rpm conditions={"phase":"Next 60 minutes","throttle_opening":"50%–80% of maximum","max_rpm_time_limit":"50% of the 60-minute period"}

• Hoisting the Outboard Motor

  Procedure · 1. Unlock and remove the engine cover (refer to engine cover removal procedure, p. 88). 2. Attach the hoist hooks to the engine hangers. 3. Disconnect the outboard motor from the boat, hoist the outboard motor, and mo...

• N/A - Engine cover is loose or difficult to secure at mid-case point

  Diagnostic · Cause: Engine cover may require adjustment Test: Check fit at mid-case point after pushing all latches