Yamaha 70HP Outboard 4 Stroke Long Shaft EFI

Yamaha 70HP Outboard 4 Stroke Long Shaft EFI

The F70LA Yamaha 4 Stroke 70hp Long Shaft EFI OUTBOARD is a high-performance outboard motor designed for boats and watercraft. It features a 4-stroke engine, which provides improved fuel efficiency, quieter operation, and cleaner emissions compared to 2-stroke motors. With a 70 horsepower rating, it offers plenty of power for various boating activities such as fishing, watersports, and cruising.

The “LA” designation in the model name indicates that it has a long shaft length, suitable for use on boats with a deeper transom, or if you require the propeller to be positioned further away from the boat’s hull. The long shaft also provides better performance in rough waters and allows for smoother operation.

The EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection) system in this outboard motor ensures easy starting, smooth acceleration, and precise fuel delivery for optimal performance. It eliminates the need for manual choke adjustments and offers better fuel economy and reduced emissions. The electronic control module continuously monitors and adjusts the fuel-air mixture, ensuring efficient operation and minimizing fuel consumption.

Overall, the F70LA Yamaha 4 Stroke 70hp Long Shaft EFI OUTBOARD is a reliable, powerful, and environmentally-friendly outboard motor suitable for a wide range of boating applications.

– Electric Start, Tilt System – Electric Start, Transom height – Long

General Features:

• Remarkably light engine
• Single Overhead Camshaft designed for 16-valve
• Impressive 6300rpm
• Water test
• Free prop exchange
• Yamaha Alloy Prop
• Yamaha 703 Side Control Box and Yamaha looms/wiring
• 2x Yamaha multi-function digital gauges(Tacho and Speedo, Fuel level, Battery level, Trim, Hours, Warnings, etc)
• Battery, Steering, Fuel filter, Fuel tank
• Fitting(dependent on boat configuration – as a guide $500 to $750 for a single outboard of this size)
• Trim limiter(if required)

CDI-E: CDI-Electronic Automatic

CDI-M: CDI-Microcomputer
TCI: Transistor Controlled Ignition