Honda BF15D and BF20D Outboard Motor Service Manual 2002 (P/N 66ZY000)

This official 398-page OEM workshop manual (Part No. 66ZY000, issued July 2002) delivers the exact factory-authorized specifications and structural breakdowns needed for servicing the 2002 Honda BF15D and BF20D twin-cylinder outboard motors. It provides a direct look into the 66ZY000-series builds, offering marine mechanics and DIYers an essential reference for daily shop work. Once checkout is complete, you get an instant download directly to your account.

• Covers all 2002 configurations: SH, SHS, SR, LH, LHS, and LR.
• Features 40 exploded-view diagrams, 17 wiring schematics, and 6 torque-specification tables.

Documentation Scope

Navigating the complexities of these vertical twin 4-stroke OHV motors requires accurate data. This manual maps out the entire propulsion system, showing detailed part relationships for the propeller, gear case assembly, and extension case. Engine chapters break down the fuel system, recoil starter, and flywheel assemblies. It also covers timing belt configurations alongside critical overhaul data for the cylinder head, oil pump, crankcase, and pistons. Electrical systems, shift linkages, steering rod components, and remote control boxes are fully documented to support complex troubleshooting.

Critical Specifications

Having the right numbers on hand prevents costly rework. The manual lists standard engine compression at 1,370±98 kPa (199±14 psi). It provides exact cylinder head bolt torque values (26 Nm / 20 lbf-ft for 83 mm bolts) and defines the main journal oil clearance between 0.018–0.042 mm. Fuel system specs cover both the 13-liter steel and 12-liter plastic tank setups. You will also find precision measurements like the propeller shaft forward gear area diameter (16.973–16.984 mm) and ignition coil primary resistance (0.8–1.0 ohms). Before beginning any teardown or diagnostic work on marine equipment, always verify your workspace is well-ventilated and that battery connections are isolated to prevent accidental sparking.