Yamaha F150XSA2 150HP Outboard Motor - 25" Shaft - Pearl White

⚠️ Important: Because this is a DEC model, it must be installed by an authorized Yamaha dealer. The motor and its control system need to be programmed with Yamaha diagnostic tools, so it isn't a DIY install.

The Yamaha F150XSA2 blends Yamaha's smooth, digital throttle control with the clean look of a Pearl White finish. It delivers 150 horsepower through a 25-inch shaft and includes power trim & tilt, electric start, and the refined feel that comes with Yamaha's DEC system. This model is a great fit for bay boats, center consoles, pilothouse designs, or any setup that benefits from precise throttle response and clean shifting.

At its core is Yamaha's 2.8-liter inline-four, a fuel-efficient engine known for strong mid-range power, quiet running, and reliable cold starts thanks to EFI. The Pearl White finish gives the motor a premium appearance, and Yamaha's corrosion protection helps it hold up in both fresh and saltwater.

Key Features

• 150 Horsepower, 2.8L Inline 4-Cylinder 4-Stroke Engine - Efficient, smooth power with a strong mid-range feel
• Digital Electronic Control (DEC) - Provides clean, cable-free throttle and shift control
• 25-Inch Shaft Length - Fits deeper, offshore-capable transoms
• Electric Start - Push-button ignition for quick and easy starting
• Power Trim & Tilt - Helps set the running angle for speed, efficiency, or shallow water
• Pearl White Finish - A premium color option with Yamaha's durable marine coating
• Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) - Reliable cold starts, smoother throttle response, and better fuel economy
• Lightweight Class Leader - Offers strong performance without adding unnecessary weight

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How is the F150XSA2 different from the F150XSA?
A: The A2 version includes updated styling and refinements but keeps the same core performance.

Q: Is the F150XSA2 compatible with Helm Master EX?
A: Yes—when rigged with the proper Yamaha components.

Q: Can I install this myself?
A: No. DEC engines require dealer setup and programming to operate correctly.