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2003 AR210 starter location or tips.

steelelovell

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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2003
Boat Model
AR
Boat Length
21
So I bought a 2003 AR210 twin 2stroke. Been sitting for a few years and thought it might make a good project boat. Cleaned it up a bit and hooked a battery up to it. Actually the port engine started right up. Only ran for a second or two then I shut off. Rough as all get out but it started.
Starboard engine just clicks. Engine won’t turn over. First thought is starter. But for the life of me I can’t find it can anyone tell me where the starter is located on this engine or a diagram. Or any tips/tricks.
 

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If you can try to find the starter relay, you can jump the points with a screwdriver to see if it turns out. If it starts, it's the relay.
 
Oh I remember the days of starting my old 71ford truck that way. Completely understand the process. Just didn’t know where the relay was.
Thanks in advance.
 
Oh I remember the days of starting my old 71ford truck that way. Completely understand the process. Just didn’t know where the relay was.
Thanks in advance.
Thankfully all relays are about the same!
 
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