I started to winterize my 2004 150HP carbed Yamaha yesterday when I ran into a problem. I finished fogging the engine through the carburetors using Yamaha's fogging oil per instructions on the can. I saved a small amount in the can so that I spray the remainder directly into each of the cylinders. Heres where my problem started. As I was spraying the fogging oil into the first cylinder, the spray nozzle extension that came with the can popped off and you guessed it--shot right into the cylinder. I bent a piece of small diameter wire with a hook on the end and was able to retrieve about a three inch piece of the nozzle extension. ( Dont know why the nozzle extension would have separated.) I then tried to suck out the remaining piece with a vacuum cleaner with no luck. I figured my only other course of action was to remove the head. I removed all of the bolts attaching the head but the head wont budge. Does Yamaha used some sort of adhesive sealer on the head gasket? My experience has been to tap the head and it pops off. Since the engine is still under warranty, I dont want to apply a lot of pressure to the head and mar the finish. Any suggestions?