Throttle Grip Turning Friction Adjustment; Trim Tab Adjustment - Mercury 9.9 TwoStroke Operation, Maintenance & Installation Manual

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FEATURES AND CONTROLS
Turn counterclockwise for less friction.
a
NOTE: The steering adjustment bolt is used to adjust the sliding friction of the
steering, but not to correct the steering. If excess tightening is given to the bolt,
it may cause damage to the swivel bracket.

Throttle Grip Turning Friction Adjustment

Turn the friction adjustment screw to set and maintain the throttle at desired
speed. Turn screw clockwise to tighten friction and turn screw counterclockwise
to loosen friction.
a
b

Trim Tab Adjustment

Propeller steering torque will cause the boat to pull in one direction. This
steering torque is a normal result from the outboard not trimmed with the
propeller shaft parallel to the water surface. The trim tab can help compensate
for this steering torque in many cases and can be adjusted within limits to
reduce any unequal steering effort.
Operate the boat at normal cruising speed with the outboard set at the
desired operating angle position. Turn the boat left and right and note the
direction the boat turns more easily.
eng
40867
a -
Tighten friction
b -
Loosen friction
c -
Throttle adjustment screw
c
41034
a -
Steering co‑pilot
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