Yamaha 1994-96 115 HP Outboard Specs & Maintenance

The 1994-1996 115 HP 90° V4 two-stroke outboard is a legend of mid-90s marine engineering. Packing 106 cubic inches (1730 cc) of displacement across four cylinders, this reliable powerhouse delivers the low-end torque boaters demand. Whether you are restoring a classic hull or keeping your everyday workhorse running smoothly, our database provides the essential factory specifications DIY mechanics need to maintain peak performance on the water.

Complete Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Model / Horsepower 115
Year Range 1994-96
Engine Type 90 LV 2-st
Cylinders 4
Displacement 106 cu-in (1730 cc)
Bore x Stroke
Compression Ratio
Full Throttle RPM 4500-5500
Idle Speed (Neutral) RPM 700-800
Idle Speed (Trolling) RPM 600-700
Spark Plug (NGK) BR8HS-10
Spark Plug (Champion) QL78C
Spark Plug Gap 0.035-0.039 in (0.9-1.0 cc)
Ignition System CDI
Ignition Timing (Idle) 4-6 ATDC
Ignition Timing (Carb Pickup) 3-5 ATDC
Ignition Timing (Full Advance) 24-26
Fuel System Carb
Starting System Electric
Oil Injection System PB or 50:1 PM
Injection Oil Ratio PB or 50:1 PM
Gear Oil Capacity (mL/cc) 760
Gear Oil Capacity (Oz) 25.7
Approximate Weight
Battery CCA / Reserve 380 (70)
Battery Reserve 124 minutes
Tach Pole Setting 12
Test Propeller Part Number YB-1624
Test Propeller New Engine RPM 4900-5100

Maintenance Summary

Keeping your 115 HP V4 running strong requires routine ignition tune-ups. Always install fresh NGK BR8HS-10 spark plugs, set precisely to a 0.035–0.039 inch (0.9–1.0 mm) gap. Pair this with regular gear lube changes and clean fuel for reliable starts every season.

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