ISBN: 9798257071560 - outboard motor maintenance & repair: a practical guide to keeping your outboard running reliably season after season (12 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Keep your outboard running reliably, season after season, with a clear, practical guide written for owners. This guide explains how an outboard works and shows you, step by step, how to look after it and carry out owner-level repairs: the fuel system, ignition and electrics, cooling, the lower unit and propeller, lubrication, mounting and trim, starting and running, and seasonal care. Every idea is taught with a clear drawing set right inside the lesson. What is inside: - 144 short lessons on two-stroke and four-stroke outboards, from the powerhead to the propeller- Fuel and ethanol, two-stroke oil mixing, primer bulbs, filters, carburetors and fuel injection- Spark plugs, batteries, charging, starting circuits, wiring and simple multimeter tests- Cooling: the water pump impeller, the telltale, thermostats, flushing and overheating- Gear oil changes, propeller sizing and fitting, anodes, trim, engine height and controls- Pre-trip checks, break-in, fuel planning with the one-third rule, winterizing and spring commissioning- 32 step-by-step maintenance jobs with parts, tools, numbered steps and checks- 9 owner repairs: recoil starter rope, carburetor rebuild, fuel pump, thermostat, solenoid and coil tests, control cables, light propeller edge dressing and the cut-off switch- 70 troubleshooting cases and flowcharts for no crank, no start, overheating, loss of power, vibration and rough idle- 16 worked calculations: fuel mix ratios, propeller slip, theoretical speed, fuel range and conversions- 192 practice questions with answers and explanations- Maintenance, fuel, propeller, battery and fault logs, checklists, a quick reference and a glossary>Typical values and intervals are given as examples only. Your maker's owner's and service manuals remain the final word for specifications, intervals, adjustments and torque values, and work that needs special tools or software is left to a qualified technician. Ideal for boat owners, anglers, sailors with an auxiliary outboard and anyone who wants to spend less time ashore and more time on the water.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Keep your outboard running reliably, season after season, with a clear, practical guide written for owners. This guide explains how an outboard works and shows you, step by step, how to look after it and carry out owner-level repairs: the fuel system, ignition and electrics, cooling, the lower unit and propeller, lubrication, mounting and trim, starting and running, and seasonal care. Every idea is taught with a clear drawing set right inside the lesson. What is inside: - 144 short lessons on two-stroke and four-stroke outboards, from the powerhead to the propeller- Fuel and ethanol, two-stroke oil mixing, primer bulbs, filters, carburetors and fuel injection- Spark plugs, batteries, charging, starting circuits, wiring and simple multimeter tests- Cooling: the water pump impeller, the telltale, thermostats, flushing and overheating- Gear oil changes, propeller sizing and fitting, anodes, trim, engine height and controls- Pre-trip checks, break-in, fuel planning with the one-third rule, winterizing and spring commissioning- 32 step-by-step maintenance jobs with parts, tools, numbered steps and checks- 9 owner repairs: recoil starter rope, carburetor rebuild, fuel pump, thermostat, solenoid and coil tests, control cables, light propeller edge dressing and the cut-off switch- 70 troubleshooting cases and flowcharts for no crank, no start, overheating, loss of power, vibration and rough idle- 16 worked calculations: fuel mix ratios, propeller slip, theoretical speed, fuel range and conversions- 192 practice questions with answers and explanations- Maintenance, fuel, propeller, battery and fault logs, checklists, a quick reference and a glossary- A drawn chart of wiring diagram symbols, in the lessons and in the quick reference Typical values and intervals are given as examples only. Your maker's owner's and service manuals remain the final word for specifications, intervals, adjustments and torque values, and work that needs special tools or software is left to a qualified technician. Ideal for boat owners, anglers, sailors with an auxiliary outboard and anyone who wants to spend less time ashore and more time on the water. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Is your outboard motor costing you more in dealer bills than it should?A single dealer service visit costs $150 to $400 for basic maintenance. The same work done yourself costs $30 to $60 in parts and takes 1 to 2 hours. Over the life of a motor, DIY maintenance saves thousands of dollars, and gives you something more valuable than money: the knowledge to fix problems yourself, including on the water when no dealer is available.Outboard Motor Maintenance & Repair is the complete DIY guide to keeping your outboard running reliably season after season. Written for boat owners, not mechanics. Every procedure includes step-by-step instructions, the tools and parts required, estimated time, and difficulty level.Inside this book: Understand how your outboard works: two-stroke vs. four-stroke, fuel system, cooling, electrical, lower unit, and complete drivetrain power flowFollow a complete maintenance schedule: every use, 50 hours, 100 hours, and annual service tasks in one clear tableMaster the essential jobs: oil change, gear oil, spark plugs, fuel filter, impeller, and zincs with step-by-step instructionsSolve the ethanol problem: fuel stabilization, carburetor cleaning, water separation, fuel line replacement, and vapor lock preventionPrevent the most expensive repair in boating: lower unit service, propeller selection, shaft seal inspection, and driveshaft maintenanceDiagnose any problem systematically: 10-page troubleshooting chapter with diagnostic tables for every symptom, plus the five-step diagnostic methodHandle emergencies on the water: fouled prop, overheating, fuel failure, electrical problems, and a complete emergency toolkit checklistWinterize correctly: complete checklist with step-by-step fuel stabilization, fogging, freeze prevention, and storage optionsFight corrosion: zinc anodes, post-use care, saltwater vs. freshwater maintenance, stray current prevention, and annual corrosion inspectionChoose the right motor: horsepower sizing by boat type, new vs. used buying guide, used motor inspection checklist, shaft length selection, and break-in procedureIncludes over 40 tables and checklists, a structured Maintenance Log, Torque Specifications Quick Reference, Troubleshooting Quick Reference, and a comprehensive Glossary of outboard terminology.Whether you own a 9.9 HP tiller motor on a jon boat or a 300 HP four-stroke on a center console, the maintenance principles are the same. This book covers both two-stroke and four-stroke motors of all sizes.Written by a former ship captain with decades of hands-on marine engine experience.Published by Talor Press. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…