Sea-doo 2004 3D RFI Specifications download pdf (Page 51)

Battery

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WARNING

Verify tightness of battery cables to

their posts and condition of battery

retaining bracket(s)/fasteners. Do

not charge or boost battery while

installed.

Fuel Tank and Oil

Reservoir

With the watercraft horizontal, fill the

fuel tank.

Check the oil level and refill reservoir

as necessary.

Check fuel tank and oil reservoir retain-

ing straps/fasteners.

Engine Compartment

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WARNING

Should any leak or gasoline odor

be present, do not start the en-

gine. Refer to an authorized Sea-

Doo dealer before use.

Steering System

With the assistance of another person,

check the steering system for free op-

eration. When the handlebar is hori-

zontal, the jet pump nozzle should be

in the straight ahead position. Make

sure the handlebar is adjusted to suit

your preference and to allow proper

use the throttle lever.

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WARNING

Check handlebar and correspond-

ing steering nozzle operation be-

fore starting. Never turn handle-

bar while someone is close to

the rear of watercraft. Keep away

from steering moving parts (noz-

zle, linkage etc.).

Steering Pole

Check steering pole up and down

movement for free and smooth op-

eration. Pay attention to the weight

feeling of the pole. It can be ad-

justed. Refer to CONTROLS/INSTRU-

MENTS/EQUIPMENTS.

Throttle System

Check throttle lever for free and

smooth operation. It should return

to its initial position immediately after

it is released.

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WARNING

Check throttle lever operation be-

fore starting the engine.

VTS (Variable Trim

System)

Make sure VTS is adjusted to suit your

preference in accordance with the wa-

ter conditions.

Safety Lanyard and

Engine Start/Stop Button

Make sure that both switches operate

properly. Start engine and stop it us-

ing each switch individually.

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WARNING

Should the safety lanyard cap be

looseorfailtoremainonitspost,

replace it immediately in order to

avoid unsafe use.

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