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edfmaniac wrote:I recommend ditching the cable and putting a plunger style choke. And yes, if the brass nut is backed off the threads all the way, the choke assembly should pull out fairly easily.
Chuck in Indiana wrote:Here's what the owner's manual sez about changing the oil.
Remove the drain plug
loosen the oil pipe (2 screws) watch the o ring.
loosen the filler cap
for changing the filter, loosen the bottom screw 5 turns. this lets the filter cavity drain into the engine.
change out the filter after soaking as mentioned.
To fill
pour 2 liters of oil in the tank and close the cap.
Start it and let it run at least 5 minutes.
Let the engine run in neutral for 30 seconds. At the same time, ventilate the oil filter by loosening the screw at the very top of the filter housing and then tighten it again.
Turn the engine off.
Add .55L of oil.
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I've noticed that it takes a little less than 3 quarts to completely fill it.
Chuck in Indiana wrote:edfmaniac wrote:I recommend ditching the cable and putting a plunger style choke. And yes, if the brass nut is backed off the threads all the way, the choke assembly should pull out fairly easily.
So, is that plunger choke a Yamaha part?
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