Yanmar BY Series 4BY2, 6BY2 Operation Manual 0ABY0-G00200

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Yanmar BY Series 4BY2, 6BY2 Operation Manual 0ABY0-G00200

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Type Of Manual: Operation Manual
Manual ID: 0ABY0-G00200
Number of Pages: 88
Size: 14.1MB
Format: PDF

Category: Yanmar Operator Manual PDF

Model List:
- BY Series 4BY2, 6BY2

1. Introduction
1.1. Record of Ownership
1.2. Safety Precautions
1.2.1. General Information
1.2.2. Before You Operate
1.2.3. During Operation and Maintenance
1.3. Safety Decals
2. Product Overview
2.1. Yanmar BY-Series Featuresand Applications
2.1.1. New Engine Break In
2.2. ComponentIdentification
2.2.1. Left Side (as viewed fromflywheel) – 4BY2
2.2.2. Right Side (as viewed fromflywheel) – 4BY2
2.2.3. Top View – 4BY2
2.2.4. Left Side – 6BY2
2.2.5. Right Side – 6BY2
2.2.6. Top View – 6BY2
2.3. Location of Nameplates
2.4. Functionof Major Components
2.5. Fuses and Relays
2.6. Engine Cover
3. Before You Operate
3.1. Diesel Fuel
3.1.1. Diesel Fuel Specifications
3.1.2. Filling the Fuel Tank
3.1.3. Bleeding the Fuel System
3.2. Engine Oil
3.2.1. Engine Oil Specifications
3.2.2. AcceptableEngine Oil
3.2.3. Checking Engine Oil
3.2.4. Adding Engine Oil
3.3. Marine Gear or SternDrive Oil
3.4. Power Steering Fluid Specifications
3.4.1. Checking Power Steering FluidLevel
3.5. Engine Coolant
3.5.1. Acceptable Engine Coolant
4. Engine Operation
4.1. Starting the Engine
4.1.1. Starting at Low Temperatures
4.2. Shutting Down the Engine
4.2.1. Emergency Shut Down
4.3. Checking the Engine AfterOperation
5. Periodic Maintenance
5.1. Safety Precautions
5.2. Precautions
5.2.1. The Importance of PeriodicMaintenance
5.2.2. Performing Periodic Maintenance
5.2.3. The Importance of Daily Checks
5.2.4. Keep a Log of Engine Hoursand Daily Checks
5.2.5. Yanmar Replacement Parts
5.2.6. Tools Required
5.2.7. Ask Your Authorized YanmarMarine Dealer or Distributor For Help
5.2.8. Required EPA Maintenance
5.3. EPA Requirements
5.3.1. Conditions to Ensure Compliancewith EPA Emission Standards
5.3.2. Inspection and Maintenance
5.3.3. Tightening Fasteners
5.4. Periodic Maintenance Schedule
5.4.1. Inspection and Maintenanceof EPA Emission-Related Parts
5.5. Daily Checks
5.5.1. Visual Checks
5.5.2. Checking Diesel Fuel, EngineOil and Engine Coolant Levels
5.5.3. Checking the Battery ElectrolyteLevel
5.5.4. Checking the Alarm Indicators
5.5.5. Preparing Fuel, Oil and Coolantin Reserve
5.5.6. Checking Power Steering Fluid
5.5.7. Draining the Fuel / WaterSeparator
5.6. Periodic Maintenance Procedures
5.6.1. AfterInitial 50 Hours of Operation
5.6.2. Every 50 Hours of Operation
5.6.3. Every 250 Hours of Operation
5.6.4. Every500 Hours of Operation
5.6.5. Every1000 Hours of Operation
5.6.6. Every2000 Hours of Operation
6. Troubleshooting
6.1. Troubleshooting Information
6.2. TroubleshootingChart
6.2.1. Starting Trouble
6.2.2. Exhaust Color
6.2.3. Vibration – Drive Disengaged
6.2.4. Vibration – Drive Engaged
6.2.5. Engine Knocks
6.2.6. Low PowerOutput
6.2.7. Engine Overheat
6.2.8. Engine Runs Cold
6.2.9. CoolantLoss
6.3. Diagnostic Trouble Codes
6.3.1. DiagnosticTrouble Code Table
7. Long-Term Storage
7.1. Prepare Engine for Long-TermStorage
7.1.1. Draining the Seawater CoolingSystem
8. Specifications
8.1. Engine Specifications
9. EPA Warranty USAOnly
9.1. Yanmar Co., Ltd. LimitedEmission Control System Warranty – USA Only
9.1.1. Your Warranty Rights andObligations
9.1.2. Warranty Period
9.1.3. Warranty Coverage
9.1.4. Exclusions
9.1.5. Owners Responsibility
9.1.6. Customer Assistance
9.1.7. Maintenance Log

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