This comprehensive service repair workshop manual provides a detailed guide to servicing and troubleshooting your Yamaha 6V and 8V outboard motor built in 2002. It covers all aspects of repair, giving you the same technical information used by professional mechanics and technicians. The manual is packed with step-by-step instructions, clear photographs, and highly detailed exploded diagrams that will guide you through every task. You'll find everything you need to confidently perform maintenance and repairs on your engine, ensuring it operates at peak performance.

The Yamaha 6V/8V outboard motor series, produced from 2002 onwards, encompasses a range of two-stroke outboard engines designed for recreational boating. These engines, known for their reliability and performance, cover a power range from 40 to 115 horsepower, catering to a variety of boat sizes and applications. The 6V/8V models are characterized by their compact design, lightweight construction, and efficient fuel consumption. These outboards are renowned for their smooth operation, quick acceleration, and responsive handling, making them popular choices for fishing boats, pontoon boats, and smaller runabouts. The Yamaha 6V/8V line features a variety of models with different displacement options and horsepower ratings, allowing boaters to select the most suitable engine for their specific needs. The 6V series stands for "six valves," while the 8V series signifies "eight valves," indicating the number of valves per cylinder. A distinguishing feature of these engines is Yamaha's proprietary "Power Trim & Tilt" system, which allows for easy adjustment of the engine angle for optimal performance in various water conditions. This system also facilitates convenient lifting and lowering of the engine for trailer transportation and storage. Additionally, Yamaha emphasizes durability in the 6V/8V models, incorporating corrosion-resistant materials and robust construction for long-lasting operation in marine environments.