This comprehensive service and shop repair manual is specifically designed for the 1993 Yamaha Outboard 35 Jet, equipped with a 3-cylinder, 698cc, 2-stroke engine. It is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to perform maintenance or repairs on their outboard motor. The manual provides detailed instructions and illustrations covering every aspect of the engine, from basic oil changes to complex transmission swaps. Its clear and concise language, coupled with numerous diagrams, makes it easy to understand and follow even for those without extensive mechanical experience. You'll gain access to the same technical information used by factory-trained technicians, enabling you to confidently diagnose and resolve any issue that may arise. This manual serves as a complete guide, empowering you to maintain and repair your Yamaha outboard with precision and expertise.

The Yamaha 35 Jet is a compact and powerful outboard motor designed for watercraft that require the maneuverability and shallow-water capabilities of a jet drive. Introduced in 1993, this 35-horsepower, two-stroke engine was a popular choice for recreational boaters seeking a reliable and efficient power source. Equipped with a 3-cylinder, 698cc engine, the 35 Jet boasted a robust and efficient design. Its lightweight and compact construction made it ideal for a variety of small boats, including personal watercraft, dinghies, and small fishing boats. The jet drive system, which replaced a traditional propeller with an impeller, allowed the 35 Jet to operate effectively in shallow water, navigate over obstacles, and provide precise control in tight spaces. The Yamaha 35 Jet's popularity stemmed from its ease of use and maintenance. The two-stroke engine, while requiring a fuel-oil mixture, was known for its simplicity and performance. The jet drive system also provided a low-maintenance alternative to traditional propellers, eliminating the risk of prop strikes and damage. While discontinued in later years, the 35 Jet remains a sought-after engine for boaters seeking a reliable and versatile power source. Its compact size, powerful performance, and jet drive capabilities continue to make it a desirable choice for a wide range of watercraft applications. Despite its age, the 35 Jet's robust construction and simplicity ensure that it can still provide years of reliable service with proper maintenance and care.