Are there any assessments or assignments in the course?
Again, this depends on the course. Many online courses include assessments and assignments to help reinforce the learning and gauge your understanding of the material. These can be in the form of quizzes, projects, or practical exercises. Course descriptions often mention the presence of assessments, and some courses provide certificates upon successful completion of the assignments.
Can I interact with the instructor or other students during the course?
Most online courses provide avenues for interaction with instructors and fellow students. This can be in the form of discussion forums, live Q&A sessions, or dedicated community platforms. The level of interaction varies across courses, so it's worth checking if the course offers opportunities to connect with instructors or fellow learners if that's something you value.
100 Hours/1 Year
ITEM
Check:
Lanyard Stop Switch
Check:
Transom Tightness
Check:
Steering System
Check:
Steering Link Rod Fasteners
Check:
Propeller Blades
Check:
Engine Fuel Filter
Check:
Engine Timing Setup
Check:
Corrosion Control Anode
Check:
Valve Clearance
Check:
Power Trim Fluid
Check:
Battery
Check:
Control Cable Adjustments
Check:
Timing Belt
Check:
Bolts, Nuts, & Other Fasteners
Inspect for Deterioration
or Leaks:
Fuel System
Inspect for Corrosion
or Broken Spring:
Thermostat
Lubricate:
Grease Points
Lubricate:
Splines on the Drive Shaft
Check/Replace:
Spark Plugs
Replace:
Engine Oil
Replace:
Oil Filter
Replace:
Gear Case Lubricant
300 Hours/3 Years
ITEM
Check:
Water Pump Impeller
Check:
Lanyard Stop Switch
Check:
Transom Tightness
Check:
Steering System
Check:
Steering Link Rod Fasteners
Check:
Propeller Blades
Check:
Engine Fuel Filter
Replace:
Engine Timing Setup
Check:
Corrosion Control Anode
Check:
Valve Clearance
Check:
Power Trim Fluid
Check:
Battery
Check:
Control Cable Adjustments
Check:
Timing Belt
Check:
Bolts, Nuts, & Other Fasteners
Inspect for Deterioration
or Leaks:
Fuel System
Inspect for Corrosion
or Broken Spring:
Thermostat
Lubricate:
Grease Points
Lubricate:
Splines on the Drive Shaft
Check/Replace:
Spark Plugs
Replace:
Engine Oil
Replace:
Oil Filter
Replace:
Gear Case Lubricant
Are there any assessments or assignments in the course?
Again, this depends on the course. Many online courses include assessments and assignments to help reinforce the learning and gauge your understanding of the material. These can be in the form of quizzes, projects, or practical exercises. Course descriptions often mention the presence of assessments, and some courses provide certificates upon successful completion of the assignments.
Can I interact with the instructor or other students during the course?
Most online courses provide avenues for interaction with instructors and fellow students. This can be in the form of discussion forums, live Q&A sessions, or dedicated community platforms. The level of interaction varies across courses, so it's worth checking if the course offers opportunities to connect with instructors or fellow learners if that's something you value.
Engine Oil Change
Fuel System
Cooling System
Lower Unit
Corrosion Prevention
How to Perform an Engine Oil Change
Seasoned marine mechanic, Frank Cutri, takes the helm to guide you through a fundamental task – performing an outboard oil change on your Yamaha engine.
Optimize your Yamaha outboard's fuel system with Boat Maintenance Matters! In this episode, marine mechanic Frank Cutri showcases the essential steps to replace the primary fuel filter, ensuring your Yamaha outboard engine runs smoothly.
The water pump is the heartbeat of your outboard motor, ensuring it stays cool and performs optimally. In this tutorial, Frank shares expert insights on why water pump repair is crucial, guiding you through each step to keep your Yamaha engine running smoothly and efficiently.
In this tutorial, we see what a corroded thermostat looks like— and how to change it out when it's time. Frank show you the Yamaha outboard thermostat location and guides you through the step-by-step process to keep your Yamaha engine running cool and efficient.
In this tutorial, Frank not only demonstrates how to perform a seamless gear lube change but also shares invaluable insights on detecting bad seals— Learn how to spot signs of wear and tear early, preventing potential issues that could impact your outboard engine's performance.
In this episode of Boat Maintenance Matters, our seasoned marine mechanic, Frank Cutri, is here to guide you through a crucial aspect of Yamaha outboard maintenance – replacing your Yamaha outboard propeller.
Your outboard's lower unit houses vital components, such as the gear case, prop shaft, water pump, and more. Knowing how to remove it is a skill every boat owner should possess. Frank demystifies the process, providing a step-by-step tutorial that ensures a smooth and successful lower unit removal.
A lower unit pressure test assesses the integrity of the lower unit seals and ensures they can withstand the required pressure. It's a critical diagnostic step to detect any potential leaks that could compromise the engine's performance and longevity.
Need More Help Performing a Lower Unit Pressure Test?
The drive shaft seals play a pivotal role in safeguarding your outboard motor's internal components from water intrusion and potential damage. In this tutorial, Frank shares the importance of timely drive shaft seal replacement and guides you through the steps to ensure a watertight seal for your Yamaha outboard.
Anodes are unsung heroes in the world of marine maintenance, working tirelessly to protect your outboard motor from the corrosive forces of the water. Join Frank as he dives into this critical maintenance step, showing where to locate and how to remove the anodes on your Yamaha outboard
Corrosion poses a formidable threat to the performance and longevity of your outboard motor. Outboard mechanic Frank Cutri delves into the causes of corrosion and how to prevent it.