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If the sport boat is to be stored out-
side, cover it with a vented opaque tar-
paulin to prevent UV (ultraviolet) rays
and grime from affecting the plastic
components, sport boat finish, as well
as preventing dust accumulation.
CAUTION: Never leave the sport
boat stored in direct sunlight. UV ra-
diation will dull finishes. The sport
boat must never be left in water for
storage. Make sure to turn off main
battery cut-off switch.
For the storage period, it is necessary
to lift the bow up and safely block in this
position so drainage can take place. En-
sure the drain plug is unscrewed.
Pre-Season Preparation
Use the PERIODIC INSPECTION CHART
at the end of this document and refer
to the PRE-SEASON column.
Since technical skills and special tools
are required, some operations should
be performed by an authorized Sea-Doo
dealer.
NOTE: It is highly recommended that
an authorized Sea-Doo dealer perform
the annual safety inspection and factory
campaigns in addition to the pre-season
preparation all at the same time.
WARNING
Observe all WARNINGS and CAU-
TIONS mentioned throughout this
guide which are pertinent to the
item being checked. When compo-
nent conditions seem less than
satisfactory, replace with genuine
Bombardier parts or approved
equivalents.
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- FOREWORD 7
- Advisory Statements 8
- Safe Boating Checklist 10
- Safety Equipment 12
- TYPE I — WEARABLE 13
- TYPE II — WEARABLE 13
- TYPE III — WEARABLE 13
- TYPE IV — THROWABLE 14
- TYPE V — WEARABLE 14
- Carbon Monoxide and 17
- VESSEL ALONGSIDE 18
- WHILE UNDERWAY (BACKDRAFTING) 18
- CONFINED AREAS 19
- Lanyard Stop Switch 20
- Safe Boating Practices 20
- Passenger Safety 21
- Rules of the Road 21
- Voluntary Inspections 23
- Safe Boating Courses 24
- Water Sports 24
- SWIM AREA BUOY 25
- DIVER DOWN FLOAT 25
- 24 SAFETY INFORMATION 26
- INFORMATION 27
- REGISTRATION NUMBER LOCATION 28
- 3-4 6 5 7 29
- Label 10 31
- Label 11 31
- IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS 32
- LOCATION 33
- Overview 34
- CONTROLS, COMPONENTS AND 36
- INSTRUMENTS FUNCTIONS 36
- 2) Steering Wheel 37
- 3) Throttle/Shifter Lever 37
- 4) Start/Stop 38
- Button/Ignition Switch 38
- 5) Navigation Light Switch 39
- 6) Bilge Pump Switch 40
- 7) Bilge Air Blower Switch 40
- 8) Fuel Gauge 40
- 9) Tachometer 41
- 10) Speedometer 41
- 17) Seats 43
- 18) Front Boarding Step 43
- 19) Spotter Seat 43
- 20) Cup Holders 43
- 21) Front Storage 44
- Compartment 44
- 22) Deck Storage 44
- 23) Rear Storage 45
- 24) Jet Pump Water Intake 46
- 25) Bow Lights 46
- 26) Removable Stern Light 46
- 27) Mooring Cleats 47
- 28) Deck 47
- 29) Fuel Tank Cap 47
- 30) Deck Drain 48
- 31) Oil Fill Cap 48
- 32) Flushing Connector 48
- 33) Ventilation Ducts 49
- 34) Bow/Stern Eyelets 49
- 35) Jet Pump Nozzle 49
- 36) Reverse Gate 49
- 37) Scupper Valve 49
- 38) Fuel Tank Vent 50
- 39) Water Sport Towing 50
- Attachments 50
- PERFORM FOR EACH SIDE 51
- 1. Remove from each side 51
- 3. Rotate to rear and upwards 51
- 1. Screw knob into this block 52
- 1. Looped end 52
- 2. Fastener 52
- 40) Main Battery Cut-Off 53
- 41) Radio/CD Player 53
- 42) 12-Volt Jack 53
- FUEL AND LUBRICATION 54
- WARNING 55
- BREAK-IN PERIOD 57
- Dealer code 58
- PRE-OPERATION CHECKS 59
- 1. Inspect this area 60
- Shifter System 61
- Safety Lanyard and Engine 61
- Start/Stop Button 61
- Storage Compartment 61
- OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 62
- Boarding from a Dock 63
- Boarding from the Water 64
- Rough Water or Poor 65
- Visibility Operation 65
- Starting 65
- POST-OPERATION CARE 67
- SPECIAL PROCEDURE 69
- Submerged Boat 70
- Water-Flooded Engine 70
- Fuel-Flooded Engine 70
- Towi ng the Sport Boat in 71
- Low-Charge Battery 71
- Condition 71
- MAINTENANCE 72
- Lubrication 74
- Periodic Inspection 75
- Throttle Cable 75
- TYPICAL — THROTTLE LEVER 76
- 1. Must move freely 76
- 1. Driver‘s seat 76
- 2. Deck drain hole 76
- Bilge Air Blower 78
- Navigation Light Bulb 78
- Replacement 78
- General Inspection and 79
- Cleaning 79
- Pre-Season Preparation 83
- TROUBLESHOOTING 84
- Engine will not Start 85
- Engine Overheats 85
- PERIODIC INSPECTION CHART 87
- SPECIFICATIONS 89
- SI* METRIC INFORMATION 91
- WARRANTY 92
- MODEL YEAR 2004 SEA-DOO 93
- F18L3CQF18L3CQ 97
- SPORT BOATS 101
- WEB SITES 105
- LIST OF DISTRIBUTORS 107
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 108
- Operator’s Guide 110
- Confirmation of Receipt 110
- PRIVACY INFORMATION 111
- CHANGE OF ADDRESS 112
- DEALER IMPRINT AREA 114
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