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Sean Youngblood

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  1. #2 in the parts list is a 5amp glass fuse if it blows you will have no power to the motor or trim.Look up your year and model # to find where it is located on your motor.You can get the same fuse at any auto parts store.Every outboard I have ever owned has a inline fuse like this.It's best to no where it is and keep a spare in the glove box.

  2. The button in the middle of the cushion should be a snap. Gently pry it off with a flat screwdriver.There will be a snap receiver behind it that will be screwed into the bow.Remove that screw.I would imagine there are some fasteners were the two cushions meet in the corners also.

  3. I am new to Yamaha's and 4 strokes.My new to me 2004 T9.9ELRC kicker motor has a slight oil leak.It is leaking by the mounting screw at the bottom of this part in the picture.I looked at all of the parts diagrams and couldn't find it.Better yet if you could name the part and part # that makes you the winner in my book.The screw is tight. The housing could have a small crack but I would guess a bad seal behind the housing.I Would like to get a new one ordered. THANKS                                                post-143313-0-12714400-1441920381_thumb.jpgpost-143313-0-26581600-1441920773_thumb.jpg                                     

  4. Never launched at Dunkirk but I want to try it. I heard parking is a problem there. Is there a good place to park a rig near by the ramp?

    There is a good sized parking lot to your left  as you are pulling into the launch.

  5. Do you just buy them or do you make your own ? My break away cable broke a couple of years ago and haven't used my fishawk since.Would like to start using it again. last time I priced them they seemed a little pricey but then again so are rigger balls so I am a little nervous to make my own.Any thoughts would be welcome .If you make your own and have had good luck with them I would be happy to buy a couple at a fair price thanks.

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