This comprehensive service and shop repair manual is specifically designed for the 1992 Yamaha Outboard 35 Jet, featuring a 3-cylinder, 698cc, 2-stroke engine. It provides detailed instructions and illustrations that cover every aspect of the engine, enabling you to understand and address any maintenance or repair needs. From routine oil changes to complex transmission swaps, this manual acts as your guide, offering step-by-step instructions and clear explanations for every procedure. The manual's search function allows for quick and easy navigation, and you can print out individual pages for convenient reference. This factory-level manual is an invaluable resource for any owner looking to gain a thorough understanding of their Yamaha Outboard 35 Jet, empowering them to confidently maintain and repair their engine.

The Yamaha 35 Jet, a compact and powerful outboard motor, was a popular choice for recreational boaters in the early 1990s. This two-stroke, three-cylinder engine, boasting a displacement of 698cc, was renowned for its robust construction and reliable performance. The 35 Jet was specifically designed for jet propulsion, making it ideal for shallow water applications, such as navigating rivers, lakes with limited water depth, or coastal areas with sandy bottoms. With its distinctive jet drive system, the 35 Jet delivered efficient thrust, allowing for swift acceleration and smooth maneuvering in diverse water conditions. The 35 Jet's compact size and lightweight design contributed to its versatility. This outboard motor could be readily mounted on a variety of small boats, from inflatable rafts and dinghies to compact fishing boats. While the 35 Jet provided suitable power for various applications, its inherent simplicity and user-friendly features made it particularly appealing to novice boaters. The intuitive controls enabled easy operation, and the well-designed layout ensured that routine maintenance could be tackled with minimal effort. Despite its age, the Yamaha 35 Jet continues to be sought after by enthusiasts seeking a dependable and functional outboard motor, particularly among those who favor the versatility and maneuverability of jet propulsion.