Sea-doo 2004 3D RFI Specifications download pdf (Page 34)

Ensure to adjust handlebar to the de-

sired position before use. Refer to

HANDLEBAR ADJUSTER.

8) Fuel Tank Cap

Unscrew the cap counterclockwise.

After fueling, reinstall cap and fully

tighten.

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WARNING

Alwaysstoptheenginebeforere-

fueling. Fuel is flammable and ex-

plosive under certain conditions.

Always work in a well ventilated

area. Do not smoke or allow open

flames or sparks in the vicinity.

Fuel tank may be pressurized, turn

cap slowly when opening. Never

use an open flame to check fuel

level. When fueling, keep water-

craft level. Do not overfill or top

off the fuel tank and leave water-

craft in the sun. As temperature

increases, fuel expands and might

overflow. Always wipe off any

fuel spillage from the watercraft.

Periodically verify fuel system.

9) Engine Cover Latch

CAUTION: Removing engine cover

should be done only when the wa-

tercraft is out of the water. Remov-

ing engine cover while on water

might allow water to enter and to

fill the bilge. If you need to reach

the storage area or the fire extin-

guisher while on water, first turn off

engine. Ensure to be on calm water

and adopt a stable stance. Partially

open engine cover just enough to

reach the storage area. Close and

relatch engine cover as quickly as

possible.

Removing the engine cover gives ac-

cess to the fire extinguisher storage

area, storage tray, tool kit and the en-

gine compartment.

First, stop the engine then raise and

stabilize the steering pole at its highest

position.

Pull the latch lever upward to unlock

theenginecover.

Lift up the rear portion of engine cover,

andpullrearwardtoremove.

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1. Steering pole at its highest position

2. Engine cover latch

3. Pull upward

4. Lift cover

Install steering pole holder to prevent

pole from falingl down.

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WARNING

Always install steering pole holder

immediately after engine cover re-

moval to support the pole securely

while working in the engine com-

partment. Otherwise, the steering

pole may fall unexpectedly and hit

any person underneath.

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