Honda BF 20 D 2007 Outboard Timing Belt Replacement

1- Remove engine cover 2- Remove 3 screws from recoil starter with 10mm socket 3- Remove the wire ontop of recoil starter 4- Lift away starter housing 5- Loosen the electric harnes 6- Remove 3 rubber hoses from plastic box one at the back and 2 underneath on both sides 7- lift of plastic box 8- Turn flywheel so the markers match, make some colour marks if needed 9- Loosen flywheel nut with 23 mm socket counterclockwise 10- put some preasure on the flywheel and give it a gentle smack and lift it off 11- Remowe 3 screws from electric stator and 1 from the cable harnes and lay it aside 12- Gentle remove the timing belt without turning the cam or crankshaft out of line on the marker 13- Put on the timing belt on the small sprocket on the crankshaft first check markers you´ve made so the match 14- On the big sprocket just put on the timing belt 4-5 mm and when you have it all the way round push it down 15- check markers if you made some 16- Assembly the electric stator with 3 screws and the harnes and small plate with 1 screw 17- Assembly the flywheel , put on some locktite 242 if you have to secure the nut 18- Assembly plastic box with electric harnes and the 3 rubber hoses 19- Slide on recoil starter and tighten with 3 screws 20- Put back the wire ontop of starter 21- Put back engine cover 22- Carefully rotate the motor to check so the valves dont touch the pistons 23- Put on water so you dont burn your impeller and start the engine This was the first time i did this on my outboard engine and it did not take more then 35 minutes so it´s not so difficult if you just follow the steps above