Customization: | Available |
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After-sales Service: | Yes |
Warranty: | 1 Year |
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Starter Assy, Yamaha,
For Outboard: Yamaha 9.9, Yamaha 13.5, Yamaha 15
Functions:
1. Engine Cranking: The main function of the starter assembly is to engage the engine's flywheel and crank the engine, which starts the combustion process. |
2. Engages Flywheel: In an electric starter system, the starter motor turns a small gear called the pinion, which meshes with the flywheel to rotate the crankshaft. In a manual starter, pulling the rope winds a spring that engages the flywheel. |
3. Starter Solenoid (Electric Start): In electric systems, the solenoid acts as a switch that allows current from the battery to flow to the starter motor, engaging the engine. |
4. Manual Recoil Mechanism: In manual recoil systems, the starter rope is pulled to wind a spring that drives the pawls, engaging the flywheel and starting the engine. |
Maintenance Tips:
1. Regular Inspection: Periodically inspect the starter assembly, especially the connections, wiring (for electric starters), and mechanical parts like the drive gear and flywheel. Check for any signs of corrosion, wear, or damage. |
2. Lubricate Moving Parts: For manual recoil starters, ensure that moving parts such as springs, pawls, and gears are lightly lubricated to reduce wear and friction. Use marine-grade lubricants sparingly. |
3. Check Electrical Connections: For electric starters, inspect the wiring and terminals to ensure they are clean, tight, and free of corrosion. Poor connections can lead to weak or inconsistent starts. |
4. Test the Solenoid (Electric Starter): If the motor isn't starting, test the solenoid by listening for a clicking sound when the key is turned. If there is no sound, the solenoid or starter motor may need to be checked or replaced. |
5. Inspect the Starter Rope (Manual Start): For manual starters, regularly inspect the starter rope for signs of fraying or wear. Replace the rope if it shows signs of deterioration to avoid it breaking while starting the engine. |
6. Keep It Dry: After use, particularly in saltwater environments, flush and rinse the motor to remove salt and water, and allow the starter assembly to dry. Moisture buildup can lead to corrosion over time. |
7. Battery Maintenance (Electric Starter): Ensure the battery is in good condition and fully charged, as a weak battery can cause slow or ineffective starter motor engagement. |
8. Replace Worn Components: Over time, the drive gear, flywheel teeth, or starter pawl may wear down. If these parts show signs of wear, they should be replaced to maintain proper starting performance. |
REF NO | PART NO | DESCRIPTION |
1 | 6B4-15710-00 | STARTER ASSY |
2 | 6B4-15711-00 | CASE, STARTER |
3 | 63V-15764-00 | COLLAR 1 |
4 | 68T-15764-00 | COLLAR 1 |
5 | 63V-15714-00 | DRUM, SHEAVE |
6 | 63V-15741-00 | PAWL, DRIVE |
7 | 63V-15713-00 | SPRING, STARTER |
8 | 63V-15716-00 | PLATE, DRIVE |
9 | 63V-15705-01 | SPRING, DRIVE PAWL |
10 | 63V-15767-01 | SPRING |
11 | 68T-15784-00 | SPRING, RETURN |
12 | 63V-15744-00 | CIRCLIP |
13 | 63V-15768-00 | BOLT |
14 | * | WIRE, STARTER (L:1800MM) |
15 | 63V-15794-00 | STOPPER |
16 | 63V-15748-00 | PLUNGER, STARTER STOP |
17 | 63V-15734-00 | SPRING, RETURN |
18 | 91490-16018 | PIN COTTER |
19 | 63V-15726-00 | WASHER, FLAT |
20 | 6G1-15755-00 | HANDLE, STARTER |
21 | 6G1-15779-00 | COVER |
22 | 6B4-15758-00-4D | GUIDE, ROPE |
23 | 6B4-15762-00 | SEAL, RUBBER 2 |
24 | 97095-06030 | BOLT |
25 | 92995-06600 | WASHER |
26 | 90119-06M82 | BOLT, WITH WASHER |
27 | 6J8-24311-00 | PIPE, FUEL 1 |
28 | 6A0-15789-00 | DAMPER |
29 | 6B4-15663-00 | SEAL |
30 | 6AH-81995-40 | LABEL, WARNING |
31 | 6AH-81994-40 | LABEL, SAFETY |