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14.05.2021 1:21:55
I seem to remember my 2007 2275 GL having a test tone at initial key on but my 2011 does not make any noise at initial key on. more
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I seem to remember my 2007 2275 GL having a test tone at initial key on but my 2011 does not make any noise at initial key on. more
Just wondering if it is suposed to have a key on test warning tone or buzzer or not? Would be nice to know what to listen for if there was an engine issue like an overheat ect. I had a water pump failure on the yammy 150 from river sand and the warning tone saved me on that one on the old 07. [links]
On a side note from a preious thread about water in the tube I found out why my pump was so quiet. The factory didn't have the connection by the pump plugged in all the way. plugged it in and it makes enough noise for my half deaf ears to hear loud and clear. more
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These manuals provide an in-depth look at the Yamaha 115 horsepower motor, putting the focus on the maintenance and repair of the outboard as a whole, giving complete instructions to disassemble and reassemble the engine back to factory specifications. The benefit of this type of manual is that they provide you with photos and illustrations of the Yamaha motor stripped down so you can see how the engine goes back together. here
A Yamaha 115hp repair manual is the type of manual that many Yamaha outboard owners are the most familiar with. These are typically described as an after-market manual and can be more specific with the information in the manual than a Factory Service Manual. [links]
If you enjoy spending your weekends boating out on the water, you know that if you don’t take care of your Yamaha 115hp outboard motor and perform regular maintenance, the fun you’re having can end quickly if something goes wrong or happens to break.
For many people, the best way to know how to take care of your Yamaha 115hp outboard engine is having the right tools on hand and doing it themselves. One of the most important tools you can have for any kind of repair or regular maintenance is by using a Yamaha 115hp repair manual.
A Yamaha 115hp factory service manual is an in-depth look at your outboard motor. These were originally only available to repair shop mechanics that had been approved as well as dealership mechanics because it was felt that only these types of repairmen were the ones who were best suited to fix the issues and the products for the particular manufacturer of your outboard. here
The engine running at low to moderate rpm is making a certain amount of heat that is being removed by the flow of water through the cooling passages. At high RPM the engine is producing much more heat as it is working much harder and the flow of water must increase to remove the heat. So if the cooling system is not working properly and can't keep up, then the engine will overheat. here
The manual will tell you how to test the thermoswitch. It may be giving you a false alarm and putting the engine into rpm reduction mode. OR it maybe working the way it is supposed to, sensing the overheat, and putting the engine into rpm reduction like it should. [links]
Do you have gauges? Are they indicating what the problem may be? Low oil? Overheat? Etc.
missed the last part. No gauges.
Sounds like you have partially blocked cooling passages or a bad impeller. It works good enough to keep it from overheating at lower rpm's but not at high RPM. Not unusual. here