Page 1 Malibu Boats, LLC will use updates to its website (www.malibuboats.com) and direct mail contact to make every reasonable effort to apprise you of information you will need to enjoy long-term and highly satisfactory use of your boat.
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Page 3 The precautions listed in this manual and on the manufacturers and supplied with the boat at time boat are not all-inclusive. If a procedure or method is of purchase. Also, visit Malibu Boats, LLC and its not specifically recommended, you must be satisfied component manufacturers’ websites periodically to...
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Other Rules of the Road ............ 17 Cancel a Preset ..............55 Aids to Navigation..............17 Edit a Preset ................. 55 Night Running ...............18 Load a Preset ............... 56 Watersports Safety ............... 19 Copy a Preset ............... 56 iv—2023 Malibu Boats LLC Owners Manual...
Page 5 Bluetooth Connection ............62 Fuel Filter ................79 WiFi Connection ..............62 Maintenance Schedule ............79 Optional Joystick Controller ............. 62 California Emissions Information ...........80 TXi Dash and Screens ..............63 General Emissions Information ........80 2023 Malibu Boats LLC Owners Manual—v...
Page 6 Towing Advice ................125 Tower, Canvas & Accessories ..........102 Prior to Towing ..............125 G5 Tower ................102 Pre-Tow Check List ............125 Gx Tower ................103 Underway ................125 Ski Tower ................103 Launching and Reloading the Boat from the Trailer ..126 iv—2023 Malibu Boats LLC Owners Manual...
Page 7 Ignitions Switch ONLY (Response Base Model) ..129 Pumps ..................145 Equipped with START/STOP button— Coolant System ..............145 Mechanical button (Response TXi Malibu Open) ..129 Oil System ................145 Both Types of Starting Systems ........129 Transmission/V - Drive System ........146 To Turn Off—Response TXi ..........130 Fuel System .................146...
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Page 9: Safety
SAFETY EMBRACING SAFETY Signal Words and Symbols Used in this Manual Throughout this manual specific precautions and symbols WARNING indicates a hazardous identify safety-related information. You will find DANGER, CAUTION, situation which, if not avoided, could WARNING, and NOTICE symbols which require special attention. result in death or serious injury.
Page 10: Precautions While Underway
boaters in grave danger. Always check the local weather report GASOLINE VAPORS CAN EXPLODE. before going boating. BEFORE STARTING ENGINE, • Check that drain plugs are securely in place. OPERATE BLOWER FOR FOUR (4) • Check bilge pump, horn, lights, blower and other equipment to MINUTES AND CHECK ENGINE verify they are operating properly.
Page 11: Safety While Maintaining The Vessel
waves/wakes or slamming the bow will cause large vertical • NEVER allow any type of spark or open flame on board. It may impacts which may cause injury to occupants or cause ejections. result in fire or explosion. • For safe towing (water skiing, tubing, wakeboarding, wake •...
Page 12: Owner Responsibility And Boating Education
all sparks, flames and smoking well away from the area. Failure electrolyte fluid is spilled or placed on any part of the human to follow instructions when charging a battery may cause an body, immediately flush the area with large amounts of clean explosion of the battery or the atmosphere near the battery, which water and immediately seek medical attention.
Page 13: Operation By Minors And Licensing
Boat smart from the start: Take a boating safety course and get a • USCG Office of Boating (www.uscgboating.org) free vessel safety check annually for your boat. For more information, • American Red Cross ( www.redcross.org ) contact: United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, www.cgaux.org; United •...
Page 14: Personal Flotation Devices
Attach the Emergency Safety Lanyard to a secure place on your can do. It can take several seconds for the engine and propeller to • clothing, your arm or your leg while operating. stop turning. The boat can continue to coast for several hundred feet •...
Page 15: Fire Extinguisher
horseshoe buoys. They are not designed to be worn and must be on the label and if worn when the boat is underway. Some Type V PFDs supplemented by wearable PFD. It is important to keep these devices provide increased protection against hypothermia. immediately available for emergencies.
Page 16: General Boating Safety Topics
GENERAL BOATING SAFETY TOPICS Safe Speed Navigation rules state that a boat be operated at a safe speed at allow it to be brought to a full stop within the operator’s field of view given the environmental conditions at the time. Safe speed for all times.
Page 17: Proper Loading
Exhaust traveling along obstruction. Exhausts from other vessels in confined areas. Operating at slow speed or while dead in the water. Operating with canvas tops and side curtains in place without ventilation. For the most current information on carbon monoxide, you may call, write or visit online any of the following: Operating with high bow angle.
Page 18: Weighting Your Boat During Watersports Activities
• The total weight of persons, gear and other items which the boat Any non-factory-installed ballast must be properly secured to is capable of carrying under normal conditions. This weight must prevent injury. include any added ballast above and beyond boat manufacturer’s factory-installed ballast system(s), such as the manufacturer’s- DO NOT fill the bilge area with water.
Page 19: Boating Under The Influence
Boating Under the Influence time. As the owner/operator, you are responsible for the alcohol/ Operating the boat or boating under drug use and onboard behavior of your passengers. Additionally, the influence of alcohol and/or drugs civil lawsuits in cases of property damage or injury/death to others can cause serious injury or death.
Page 20: Environmental Concerns
Restricted Areas Weather/Seas Before boating, check with Local, State, and Federal authorities Learn and understand weather patterns and signs of change. to identify restricted areas. Because of the threat of terrorism, the Bad weather can cause an uncomfortable and unsafe situation. If U.S.
Page 21: Txi Warning Labels
TXi Warning Labels At press time, 2023 Warning Labels were in a review process. Actual labels may vary slightly. Verify with an authorized Malibu dealer exact location and explanation. Top two decals to left are found in Decal above is found in the lounge area. walk-thru area.
Page 22 Top two decals above are found in walk-thru area. They are model- specific. Decals above are found in the walk-thru area and some are model-specific. Decal below is found at the base of a Gx Tower. A similar Warning Label is found at the base of a G5 Tower.
Page 23: Wakesetter And Mseries Warning Labels
Wakesetter and M Series Warning Labels At press time, 2023 Warning Labels were in a review process. Actual labels may vary slightly. Verify with an authorized Malibu dealer exact location and explanation. Decals above and below are found in the engine compartment. Decal above is found on the windshield.
Page 24: Basic Rules Of The Road
BASIC RULES OF THE ROAD Boating Regulations The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) is the governing authority of the You should be aware of these rules and follow them whenever you United States waterways and serves to help the boating public. encounter another vessel on the water.
Page 25: Overtaking
Overtaking The General Prudential Rule The boat that is overtaking one ahead of it is the burdened boat The General Prudential Rule regarding right of way, and must make any adjustments necessary to keep out of the way of is that if a collision appears unavoidable, neither boat has right of the privileged boat, until the burdened boat is well ahead and clear way.
Page 26: Night Running
Uniform State Waterway Marking System (USWMS) Diver’s Flag Used by recreational divers–indicates position. Stay far away from diver flags. Someone is underwater in the vicinity. Alpha Flag Worldwide vessels engaged UNLIGHTED BELL BUOY SPAR BUOY NUN BUOY in diving operations–does not indicate diver’s position.
Page 27: Watersports Safety
Figure 3 Figure 6 Sailboats and watercraft under oars: Sailboats less than 7 meters (22.96 feet) Sailboats less than 20 meters (65.62 may carry an electric torch or lighted feet) may exhibit the navigation lights lantern showing a white light to be shown in Figures 3 or 4.
Page 28: Hand Signals
Hand Signals Make sure that everyone knows and uses approved towed watersports hand signals, as shown. Stop Speed Faster Speed Slower Circle Back to Dock Cut Engine Turn Left Turn Right Skier in Water Skier OK Speed OK Towed Person Safety Responsibilities Most injuries and fatalities that occur on high-performance Observers should: recreational tow boats occur to the persons being towed (water...
Page 29: Tow Line Guidelines
• Never put your arm, head or any other part of your body through • DO NOT ski in limited visibility conditions. the handle/bridle of the ski or wakeboarding line, nor wrap the • Never climb, sit or stand on a wakeboard tower. The wakeboard line around any part of the body at any time.
Page 30: Fallen Skier Or Rider
Fallen Skier or Rider Falling and injuries are common in water skiing and other towed operator’s side of the watercraft. watersports. Keep tow speeds in a comfortable range given the rules • Put the watercraft in neutral whenever you are near a fallen of the activity and the skill level of participants.
Page 31: Emergency Procedures
Preparing to Ski or Ride: Always have a person other than the driver • Never attempt land or dock starts. This will increase your risk of act as an observer to look out for the skier/rider. injury or death. • Be sure the driver is aware of the experience and ability of the •...
Page 32: Swamping And Flooding
Swamping and Flooding • STAY WITH THE BOAT! A boat will usually float even if there is In the event that the vessel begins to take on water, turn on the major hull damage. Rescuers can spot a boat much easier than a bilge pump to evacuate water and slow its accumulation, and try to head bobbing in the water.
Page 33: Person Overboard
Person Overboard flotation. • Immediately react to a person who has fallen overboard by • Immediately slow or stop the boat and safely circle toward the sounding an alarm. victim as soon as possible. • Keep the victim constantly in your sight. •...
Page 34 Vessel Being Towed • Proceed at slow speed. • Avoid abrupt changes in throttle as that may cause the tow line • Attach the towline to the bow eye. to slacken and jerk tight. Sudden strain or jerking the line causes •...
Page 35: Quick Reference Guide
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE At press time, up-to-date overhead images of the boats were not available. However, the designation of component locations reflects actual 2023 model locations. Weight capacities shown reflect the best-available information at press time. Please check the weight capacity label affixed to the boat to deter mine actual allowable total additional weight, including ballast, that can be added to the boat.
Page 36 Lights ....Various interior locations. Heater Vents ..Where equipped two or three vents, interior midship Storage ....Under bow seating; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1..Docking Lights 2..Storage— Where equipped —under bow seating 3..Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow, mounted to glass on front of windshield 4..Glove Box—Forward of observer seat on panel...
Page 37: Response Txi
Response TXi Specifications Length ........20’6”/6.25 m Length with Platform ..22’3”/6.78 m Beam ........95”/2.41 m Draft ........22”/0.56 m Fuel ........40 gal/151 liters Hull Type ....... T - Cut Diamond Capacity ........ 7 people total in open bow (2 in bow) 5 people total in closed bow Open Bow ......
Page 38 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior. Storage ..... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath bow seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow—mounted to glass on front of windshield 3 ...
Page 39: Wakesetter 20Vtx
Wakesetter 20VTX Specifications Length ......20’/6.10m Length with Platform ..22’3”/6.78 m Beam ......98”/2.49m Draft ....... 27”/0.69m Fuel ......... 39 gal/148 liters Weight ......3,950 lbs/1,792 kg Hull Type ......Cut Diamond Capacity ......11 persons total (2 in bow) 1,551 lbs/704 kg including people 350 lbs/159 kg maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—31...
Page 40 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior. Storage ..... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath bow seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow 3 ...
Page 41: Wakesetter 21Lx
Wakesetter 21LX Specifications Length ......21’/6.40 m Length with Platform ..23’3”/7.08 m Beam ......98”/2.49 m Draft ....... 27”/0.69 m Fuel ......... 50 gal/189 liters Weight ......4,580 lbs/2,077 kg Hull Type ......Wake Plus or Diamond Capacity ......12 persons total (2 in bow) 1,692 lbs/767 kg (including people) 350 lbs/159 kg maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—33...
Page 42 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior. Storage ..... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath observer seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow 3 ...
Page 43: Wakesetter 22Lsv
Wakesetter 22LSV Specifications Length ...... 21’11”/6.70 m Length with Platform ....24’2”/7.37 m Beam ......102”/2.59 m Draft ......32”/0.81 m Fuel ......58 gal/219 liters Weight ......5,100 lbs/2,313 kg Hull Type ....Wake Plus or Diamond Capacity ....14 persons total (3 in bow) 1,974 lbs/895 kg (including people) 500 lbs/227 kg maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—35...
Page 44 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior Storage .... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath bow seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow 3 ...
Page 45: Wakesetter 23Lsv
Wakesetter 23LSV Specifications Length ......23’/6.10 m Length with Platform ..... 25’3”/7.69 m Beam ......102”/2.60 m Draft ....... 32”/0.8 m Fuel ........ 65 gal/246 liters Weight ......5,200 lbs/2,359 kg Hull Type ....... Wake Plus or Diamond Capacity ......16 persons total (3 in bow) 2,256 lbs/1,023 kg (including people) 500 lbs/227 kg maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—37...
Page 46 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior Storage ..... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath bow seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow 3 ...
Page 47: Wakesetter 25Lsv
Wakesetter 25LSV Specifications Length ......25’/7.62 m Length with Platform ....27’3” Beam ......102”/2.59 m Draft ....... 32”/0.81 m Fuel ......... 103 gal/390 liters Weight ......6,175 lbs/2,801 kg Hull Type ....... Wake Plus Capacity ......18 persons total (3 in bow) 2,538 lbs/1,151 kg (including people) 500 lbs/227 kg maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—39...
Page 48 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior Storage ..... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath bow seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow 3 ...
Page 49: Wakesetter 26Lsv
Wakesetter 26LSV Specifications Length ......26’5”/8.05 m Length with Platform ....28’8”/8.74 m Beam ......102”/2.59 m Draft ......32”/0.81 m Fuel ....... 115 gal/145 liters Weight ......7,000 lb/3,175 kg Hull Type ....... Wake Plus Capacity ......18 persons total (3 in bow) 2,538 lbs/1,151 kg (including people) 500 lbs/227 kg maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—41...
Page 50 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior Storage .... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath bow seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow 3 ...
Page 51: Wakesetter 23Mxz
Wakesetter 23MXZ Specifications Length ......23’/7.62 m Length with Platform ..25’3”/7.69 m Beam ......102”/2.59 m Draft ......32”/0.81 m Fuel ........ 58 gal/220 liters Weight ......5,400 lbs/2,449 kg Hull Type Wake Plus Capacity 16 people total (3 in bow) 2,256 lbs/1,023 kg including people 500 lbs/227 kg maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—43...
Page 52 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior Storage .... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath bow seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow 3 ...
Page 53: Wakesetter 24Mxz
Wakesetter 24MXZ Specifications Length ......24’5”/7.45 m Length with Platform ....26’8”/8.12 m Beam ......102”/2.59 m Draft ....... 32”/0.81 m Fuel ......... 82 gal/310 liters Weight ......6,000 lbs/2,722 kg Hull Type ....... Wake Plus Capacity ......17 people total (4 in bow) 2,397 lbs/1,087 kg including people 600 lbs/272 kg maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—45...
Page 54 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior Storage .... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath bow seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow 3 ...
Page 55: M220
M220 Specifications Length ......22’5’/6.83 m Length with Platform ....24’8”/7.52 m Beam ......102”/2.59 m Draft ......32”/0.81 m Fuel ........ 79 gal/299 liters Weight ......6,200 lbs/2812 kg Hull Type ...... Wake Plus Capacity ....... 15 people total (4 in bow) 2,115 lbs/959 kg, including people 600 lbs/272 kg, maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—47...
Page 56 Heater Vents ..Where equipped boat interior Storage .... Under bow seating except when optional bow tank installed; under observer seat; under interior seating; under driver’s seat; watertight box on shift panel. 1 ... Batteries—Beneath bow seat 2 ... Zero Off GPS Puck—Port-side bow 3 ...
Page 57: M240
M240 Specifications Length ......24’/7.62 m Length with Platform ....26’2”/7.97 m Beam ......102”/2.59 m Draft ......32”/0.81 m Fuel ......86 gal/326 liters Weight ......7,500 lbs/3,402 kg Hull Type ...... Wake Plus Capacity ....... 17 people total (4 in bow) 2,397 lbs/1,087 including people 600 lbs/272 kg maximum in bow Quick Reference Guide—49...
Page 58: Recommended Seating
Recommended Seating The seating chart is provided to aid in safer boating. What is shown is DO NOT overload the boat. the maximum capacity in terms of people on board. As more gear is added, Overloading or uneven loading can cause the number of people must be reduced to avoid a situation in which the boat loss of control, capsizing or swamping, could potentially capsize.
Page 59 CE Category C 23MXZ 26LSV 26LSV 24MXZ M220 M240 CE CAT C CE CAT C M240 M220 Quick Reference Guide—51...
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Page 61: Dashes And Video Screens
DASHES AND VIDEO SCREENS MALIBU OPERATING SYSTEM right of the steering wheel is either the standard storage box or the The Malibu dash features two touch screens: a 12” Screen above optional Sport Dash. It is explained in further detail in the How It the steering wheel, and a 7”...
Page 62: Home Mode
Home Mode Rudder Position Sensor The Home button reduces a Optional on all models except number of button touches into the LX and TXi, the Rudder Po- a single touch when ready to go sition gauge shows the current home. It turns speed control off, active direction of the rudder.
Page 63: Power Wedge Control
POWER WEDGE CONTROL Notice: The Power Wedge is not intended for use at speeds greater Ensure all passengers are in the boat than 26 mph. An alarm will sound and a NOTICE will be displayed if before changing the Power Wedge po- the Power Wedge is in a deployed position at speeds exceeding 26 sition.
Page 64: Load A Preset
Load a Preset Step 2: Select the Preset that is to be copied. It will be highlighted BLUE. Step 1: View the available Presets in the list box. Use the Up and Step 3: Touch Copy at the bottom of the list. The Preset will be cop- Down arrows to scroll through.
Page 65 SPEED CONTROL This allows the operator to enter the desired speed without having to hold a button for an extended period of time. Step 3: When you are ready to begin moving, advance the throttle forward. When the boat gets close to the desired speed, the Throttle Target window will appear on the Throttle Bar to show the operator the desired Throttle Position.
Page 66 AM/FM/WEATHER STEREO SCREEN SOURCE SELECT SEEK FWD/BACK FM RADIO GLOBAL FAVORITES AM RADIO LIST NEXT PAGE BLUETOOTH EQUALIZER WEATHER TUNE FWD/BACK USB INPUT AUDIO MIXER AUXILIARY INPUT The Favorite List saves your favorite stations for AM, FM, ANDROID MUSIC or Weather. Each Favorite List will be separated by source.
Page 67 USB INPUT AUXILIARY INPUT Touch AUX to access the Auxiliary Input Port that is located in the Touch USB to access a device glovebox. plugged into the dash USB port. USB Input Devices with music stored on them are accessed from this screen.
Page 68 MUSIC SETTINGS SYSTEM SETTINGS EXIT TO RGB LIGHTING MUSIC SYNC MODE THEME SPEED THEME TRANSITION Music Sync Mode Touch Bass to have the lighting effects timed to the low-frequency sounds of the music. Mixed will react to en- tirety of all frequencies of the music.
Page 69 BACKLIGHTING LANGUAGE The Language screen allows the user to switch between four (4) Touch Backlighting allows the lanuages: English, French, Spanish and German . If a Factory Reset is driver to adjust the brightness initiated, the language will revert to English . of the 12”...
Page 70 Radio GPS Status Touch the Radio button, located in the System Diagnostics screen, Touch GPS Status to view GPS satellite information in the Android to update the Radio Black Box Firmware from an USB device. Do not diagnostic app. remove the update USB or power supply while the update is in pro- Power Modules cess.
Page 71 TXI DASH AND SCREENS Functionality is explained in this section. Additional information There are two smaller gauges that are built into the Speedometer. about certain aspects of the controls is also discussed in further The gauge in the lower left of the Speedometer is the Engine Cool- detail in other sections of this manual.
Page 72 InfoCenter The TXi Standard Instrument Panel features a 3” Non-Touch LCD The Cruise Control Status will show the driver when Cruise Display. This Display is located between the two 5” Gauges. The In- Control is OFF, Enabled, or Engaged. It will also provide the driver foCenter provides information on much of the boat’s functionality.
Page 73 Controls Screen For the driver to access the Controls Screen, use the Heater Highlighting Heater and pressing the Enter key will toggle the Navigation Keypad and press the button with the three horizontal lines. Heater On and Off The Controls Menu has the following pages. Seat Heater Blower Highlighting Seat Heater and pressing the Enter key will toggle...
Page 74 • Engine Coolant Temperature • Time • Engine Oil Pressure The Time is based on the Zero-Off GPS Puck installed into • Engine Battery Voltage the vessel. • Fuel Level • Water Temperature Fuel Level is read from the level sender in the fuel tank. Water Temperature is read from the paddlewheel.
Page 75 Engine ECU Alarms View information about the sensors Touch Alarms to view all active and inactive engine alarms. on the vessel, CAN devices, and the GPS information. Stereo SXM Reset Touch Stereo SXM Reset to restore Reset stereo factory default settings. Set the mode to SXM before proceeding.
Page 76 sition. Choose a waypoint icon to mark the waypoint with a mean- ingful reminder. Position the cursor over the waypoint to edit move or delete it. Course Touch the Course button to Select, New, Stop , or Cancel a course. Select Touch Select...
Page 77 3-IN-1 EVENT SCREEN Home Screen and Buttons Available as an option on some TXi models, the 3-in-1 Event Screen The following information is displayed: is a combination touch and push button control. The display unit is a • Actual speed multi-functional tool that provides GPS tracking and multi-media •...
Page 78 Timing Recap number. Your authorized Malibu dealer can help you to determine The timing recap will the strength number that is best for your boat. display the buoy times for the last two course runs. Jump Switch Timeout Touch Exit to return to the This is the amount of Home screen.
Page 79 course and touch Edit . A keyboard will appear to rename the course. To map or remap a If the mapping was course, touch Map (if not unsuccessful, this screen previously mapped) or Re- will appear. map Course (if previously mapped).
Page 80 There are three breaker panel locations in all Wakesetter and Power Wedge III, Surf Gate, and Stern Turn (if equipped) breakers M - Series boat models, and two panel locations in Response TXi are located on the board in the port rear closeout adjacent to the models.
Page 81 Malibu boats are equipped with one of the systems explained be- All systems: If the battery has insufficient charge, use only a bat-...
Page 82 Connecting/Disconnecting Batteries posts on the (1) and (2) batteries for additional ground. Step 8: Check that all cables are secure. Do not torque any con- The posts on a battery are marked negative (-) and positive (+), nections; hand-tighten securely using a wrench. Never round off any one of each on top and separate by some space.
Page 83 If the connector will not easily and securely insert into the Wireless Charging Malibu boats are optionally equipped with a wireless charger Remove all objects from the charging at the dash, in the driver’s armrest, and in the glovebox. While the pad before charging your mobile device.
Page 84 Alarms engine and/or transmission temperatures are outside acceptable NOTE: Audible alarms are functional through the instrument panel, EXCEPT the Surf Gate transfer alarm, which sounds through parameters. All alarms should be taken seriously, and boaters stereo system. Therefore, if the stereo is turned OFF persons on- should return to shore as soon as possible.
Page 85 The instructions developed for the powertrains and powertrains boat. Because Malibu boats were created to further enjoyment of in Malibu boats function as the guidelines to a long-term, positive boating experience. watersports, the power curve and maximum performance of the package were designed to enhance every aspect of the experience.
Page 86 or excuse boaters from the requirements. This information also In addition to the opening chapter, the following drive-train materially impacts the boat’s warranty coverage. It is the owner’s specific, safety-related material is provided. Please review and and/or operator’s responsibility to perform all inspections and follow these guidelines to ensure the safety of yourself, boat required maintenance prior to the operation of the boat, without operators, passengers and others who may be in the area.
Page 87 Care and Maintenance section of this manual. Maintenance section of this manual. Hydraulic Steering Fluid The steering in Malibu boats may feature an optional hydraulic system. While we recognize that some consumers may be located system that can be maintained or repaired only with specialized many miles from the nearest authorized Malibu dealership, seeking tools.
Page 88 CALIFORNIA EMISSIONS INFORMATION Control linkages* Control valves* Electronic controls* Malibu Boats, LLC has long worked with the state of California to Electronic control module ensure that emissions from our product remain in compliance with Exhaust manifolds California’s legal requirements. This means attention to aspects of...
Page 89: Star Label
Star Label Watercraft and Outboard marine engines may also comply with these standards. Engines meeting these standards have 90% lower A Star label is also affixed to the heat exchanger of each certified emissions than One Star – Low Emission engines. engine.
Page 90: Fuel Information
signifies that the engine should not be started due to the danger amounts of fresh water on-shore; if gasoline gets on clothing, of explosion from fumes. Even in the absence of a gasoline odor, immediately change clothing and do not store gasoline-infused owners and operators should always visually check the fuel system cloth on board the boat.
Page 91: When Fueling
When Fueling When pumping fuel, authorized Malibu dealer to locate unleaded gasoline. do not leave the nozzle Never use gasoline containing higher than ten percent (10%) unattended in the fuel fill. ethanol. Use of gasoline containing 15 percent ethanol is prohibited Although the fuel system in recreational boats and will void the warranty.
Page 92: Cooling System
Malibu boats are equipped with a flush kit. The process for be skipped. Failure to perform care and maintenance can result in properly using a flush kit is explained in the Care and Maintenance damage to the boat and engine that is not covered under warranty.
Page 93: Coolant Requirements
(at least four minutes) prior to starting the engine, running at a low Engines equipped with catalyst exhaust speed or at idle. (Malibu boats are equipped with an automatic manifolds may produce an unusual shut-off when the automatic blower system has operated prior odor.
Page 94: Break-In Period-Boats
Alarms will sound if Break-In Procedure All Malibu boats undergo a general pre-test run at the factory Boating conditions can add strain to powertrain operation. before shipping. The customer-based break-in period takes place •...
Page 95: Transmissions And V - Drives
If your dealer is not conveniently close by, instructions for oil and located mid-block on the starboard side of the engine, between filter change procedures has been provided for oil changes AFTER the intake and manifold. It has a circular yellow handle. Add the break-in, 10-hour oil change.
Page 96 88—Engines & Powertrains...
Page 97: How It Works
An automatic system is available An automatic fire extinguishing system has an LED-lighted indi- as an option on Malibu boats. Hand-held units are not included in cator located adjacent to the throttle-shifter at the driver helm. As...
Page 98: Emergency Safety Stop Switch
Lighting All Malibu boats are equipped with multiple lights to assist boat- ers in low light situations. Bow and navigation lights get hot during use, which could result in burns if touched.
Page 99: Tie-Ups
Courtesy Lights The courtesy lights vary from model to model and are found in are not allowed to be ON while the boat is underway. These LED all areas of the deck from bow to stern, as well as inside storage lights are intended to be operated under the waterline, and Malibu compartments.
Page 100: Horn
Fuel Fill from the pressurized system. You may also hear an audible release Malibu boats are equipped with fuel fill fittings and vents to pro- of air pressure when opening the cap. Pay attention to ensure that vide state-of-the-art safety protection in the process of adding fuel to the tank.
Page 101: Steering Wheel
Steering in a boat is different from most land vehicles, although the most comfortable angle and provide a sense of secure control. the effect is similar. Malibu boats are equipped with steering wheels. The standard steering wheel, which can be tilted, is turned in the Steering columns have a lever at the underside of the column.
Page 102: Electronic Throttle Control (Etc)
backward into reverse, pull up on the safety collar located directly age to the transmission will result. When shifting from forward to below the throttle lever knob. The safety collar helps avoid uninten- reverse, the system requires a brief pause in the Neutral position to tional movement into gear.
Page 103: Sport Dash
Sport Dash Speed Control, and Stereo (volume, song selection, and mute). As part of the Command Center, the The dial allows the boat operator to keep his/her eyes on the wa- Sport Dash features several compo- ter ahead while adjusting the controls. nents intended to enhance enjoyment •...
Page 104 The Wakeview seating, optional on some models and standard on others, pivots up to allowobserves to have a rear-facing seat while the boat is underway. When moving the seat back up or down, take care to avoid pinching fingers, hands, or other body parts as the back snaps into or out of place.
Page 105: Heated And/Or Powered Driver's Seat
Heated and/or Powered Driver’s Seat Multi-View Wake Bench If the boat is equipped with a heated seat, you can access this Malibu offers a sliding Multi-View Wake Bench (MWB), available option through the video screen. Once turned on, the heat sensor on some models, that offers a variety of seating as well as a table.
Page 106: Max Pivot Seat
so it pivots up in the direction of the transom. After you’ve heard an audible click, it is then locked into the rear-facing position. To put it back in the stowed position from the rear-facing, pull the tab in the finger-width slot on the arm that is currently vertical towards the top of the seat, hold it, and then push the cushion to- wards rear of the boat.
Page 107: Armrests
Storage Compartments Malibu boats have multiple storage compartments available for the persons onboard. Weight should be as evenly distributed throughout the boat. In general, storage is available in the bow, gun- throughout the boat as possible to avoid negatively affecting control.
Page 108: Removable Cooler
spilled in the compartment, cleaning should occur as quickly as pos- sible afterwards. Anything brought onboard should be stored in a designated storage compart- ment, if possible, to avoid the potential of being struck by an unsecured item while underway. This could result in serious injury or even death.
Page 109: Grab Handles
Grab Handles Boats are equipped with grab handles for added convenience and Interior grab handles may be used by safety. Handles are generally inside the deck above passenger seat- passengers to hold on to during boat ing and on the transom, centered above the swim board. The han- operation.
Page 110: Tower, Canvas & Accessories
Malibu strongly discourages the addition of any aftermarket Malibu towers are available for every model of Malibu boats, tower. If the owner upgrades a boat for the addition of a tower, such and they provide several benefits to boat users.
Page 111: Gx Tower
The GX Tower The GX Tower is available on LSV, MXZ and M Series Malibu boats. The GX enhances the boating experience by providing a better tow point for most watersports, mounting locations for board racks, Bimini covers, tower speakers, additional tow points, overhead light- ing and misters.
Page 112: Tower Accessories
Prior to lowering or raising the tower ensure Towing the boat on a trailer in the DOWN nobody is beneath it, and that no body parts position requires the purchase of the Tower are in the area where such could be injured Support Pole (Part Number 6170097), avail- by the moving components of the tower.
Page 113 Models: The Icon8 Tower G5 Tower Mirror Speakers are available on Housed in an aluminum billet with an adjustable arm, the op- all models with a G5 or Ski tional mirror offers high-definition, prescription grade optics with a Tower. The Towers can be 140-degree field of view.
Page 114: On And Under The Water
ON AND UNDER THE WATER tion to remove dangerous carbon monoxide and other naturally occurring Blower System toxic byproducts from the engine and drive train operation. The emissions One of the most critical elements of the boat is the blower sys- primarily are eliminated through the surf pipe located beneath the swim tem.
Page 115: Ballast System
Never trailer the boat with All Malibu boats are equipped with at least three ballast tanks water in the ballast tanks; residual water can cause an imbalance that and have an optional bow tank, plus optional plumbing for Plug ’n alters the amount of weight on the trailer tongue.
Page 116: Power Wedge Iii
Flushing the Ballast Tank System sure you are complying with requirements when entering or ex- These procedures have been developed to help prevent the spread iting bodies of water known to be infested with invasive species. of aquatic invasive species, especially quagga and zebra mussels •...
Page 117: Surf Gate
Surf Gate Never place objects on a Surf Gate or try to use a gate to support Surf Gate, especially when teamed with the Power Wedge III, of- a person’s weight. The Surf Gates are not manufactured or mounted fers the most innovative wake production in the industry. As with to accept additional weight.
Page 118: Shower
Raw Water Intake/Sea Strainer place in brackish water or water with flora, should be interrupted Debris in the body of water, including periodically to be certain that no weeds have become tangled with naturally occurring vegetation, can become anything under the hull. See the Care and Maintenance section in entwined with the components under the this manual for information on how to properly remove debris from hull.
Page 119: Swim Board, Ladder, And Flip Step
The Powered Swim Step is the latest innovation brought to you by tional. When the button is released then the power step is locked out. Malibu Boats. With a touch of a button located on the boat’s transom, However, the power step can still be deployed manually (see In Case of users can deploy the powered swim step to allow ease of movement Emergency below) while in locked out mode.
Page 120: Saltwater Series
the starboard swim step bracket (Fig. 2 following). To stow the swim lower slightly. For this reason, Malibu recommends that you DO NOT step, reverse the procedure by removing the wire locking clevis pin operate your boat at speeds in excess of 10 mph until repaired by an from the swim step bracket, push the swim step up to the stowed authorized Malibu dealer.
Page 121: Trailers
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) To contact NHTSA, you may call the vehicle Safety Hotline toll-free in addition to notifying Malibu Boats, LLC. at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY:1-800-424-9153); go to http://nhtsa.safercar. If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may open an investigation, gov;...
Page 122: Connection To The Tow Vehicle
also pay attention to insurance requirements and to fully insure the the tow vehicle’s owner’s manual as well, prior to operation and trailer and boat and be prepared for any potential liability. Review towing. Connection to the Tow Vehicle Preparation On the left front side of the trailer is a certification label that The Gross Vehicle Weight Rating shows the maximum load-carrying capacity of the trailer.
Page 123: Breakaway Cable
Breakaway Cable If the cable clip is missing, or it has and down freely with just the resistance of its spring, then the been broken by the cable being pulled, emergency brake system was likely not previously engaged. first check and attempt to release the Be sure the emergency brake mechanism is not engaged prior emergency brake mechanism by pressing to towing.
Page 124: Unhitching
Malibu trailers require a seven-pin As part of the hitching up process, late connector. Some older tow vehicles model tow vehicles are usually equipped may have a five-pin connector instead with a sensor that reports when the of a seven-pin connector. An adapter is available through the tow trailer lights have been connected to the tow vehicle’s connector.
Page 125: Tie Downs
Tie Downs As part of the security for towing, the boat is equipped with tie downs fore and aft on the boat and optionally on the trailer. Seek assistance from an authorized Malibu trailer dealer to determine the location on your boat model and trailer as they vary by model. Also seek instruction for the proper way in which to tie or hitch the lines for both a secured boat and ease of unlatching the hitches when you arrive at your destination.
Page 126: Axles
may be necessary. These should be installed only by trained service trailer technicians. Never use any harness or adapter that is not specified equipped with running by the tow vehicle manufacturer and Malibu trailers. lights well taillights, stoplights, and optional landing lights. As part of the hitching process, late As specified by Malibu, model tow vehicles are usually equipped...
Page 127: Lug Nuts
Lug Nuts Prior to each outing, check that the lug nuts have retained the or dislodging from the wheel assembly. Such activity can have correct torque. It is critical to use the correctly sized wrench when catastrophic results, including loss of tow vehicle and/or trailer tightening or loosening lug nuts.
Page 128: Tires
Tires your vehicle than your tires or vehicle can safely handle), avoiding Always keep tires to the specified inflation. The tire manufacturers road hazards, and inspecting tires for cuts, slashes, and other will indicate the proper air pressure on the sidewall of the tire; this irregularities are the most important things you can do to avoid tire information is also available on the tire manufacturer’s website.
Page 129 manufacturer’s information including: inflated due to the extra pounds of pressure in the warm tire, it is • Recommended tire size safer to drive with air pressure that is slightly lower than the vehicle • Recommended tire inflation pressure manufacturer’s recommended cold inflation pressure than to drive •...
Page 130: Brakes
Uniform Tire Quality Grading System (UTQGS) ST: The ST indicates that the tire is for trailer use. To help consumers compare tread wear rate, traction Next number: This three-digit number gives the width in performance and temperature resistance, the federal government millimeters of the tire from sidewall edge to sidewall edge.
Page 131 Step 2: IMPORTANT: Before bleeding the brake lines, bleed the actuator emergency brake system was likely not master cylinder. Insert a screwdriver though the hole in the previously engaged. If the cable clip bottom of the inner member and use short strokes to pry on the is broken or missing, the breakaway push rod (while holding the safety release bracket up) until no cable cannot operate properly.
Page 132: Additional Options
When Towed by 2006 Mid-Year or Later Ford, Chevy, GMC Truck If there is any concern about the condition of any component of Equipped with a Factory Brake Controller the braking system, have an authorized Malibu trailer dealer review Any Malibu trailer with the electric over hydraulic brake system and rectify the matter before towing the boat.
Page 133: Bow Safety Strap
Bow Safety Strap under warranty. Under extreme conditions, the boat could become While the strap is sold as an option, unattached to the trailer and damage to other vehicles on the road, some states require a bow safety strap. which can result in serious injury or death. Verify with your authorized dealer whether Wheel Chocks this is necessary.
Page 134: Launching And Reloading The Boat From The Trailer
considerably more room when moving back into the driving lane. problems when driving a regular highway vehicle are exaggerated Passing on grades is not recommended as it is more difficult to when towing. Avoid tailgating, jack rabbit starts and stops, or any maintain overall control.
Page 135: Get Ready
GET READY MALIBU FUEL SYSTEM Malibu models are equipped with the most up-to-date fueling The flammability of gasoline and its system available in the marine industry. The boats feature pump- explosive properties must always be in-tank (PIT) fuel systems, which means the fuel pump is located respected.
Page 136: Operations
fuel pump as it attempts to compensate. Also, even with the best of When pumping fuel, do not leave the nozzle unattended in the fuel care, some water may get into the fuel tank or separate from the fill. Although the fuel system has been manufactured to avoid spit- fuel that is pumped into it.
Page 137: To Turn Off-Wakesetters & M Series
Step 4: Press the power button or turn the key switch to ON and should, refer to the Troubleshooting section at the conclusion ensure that the display powers up. The Response TXi boats of this manual for assistance in determining the cause. If any...
Page 138: To Turn Off-Response Txi
To Turn OFF — Response TXi On an ignition-only boat, turn the key to OFF. On a boat equipped Shifting to neutral will slow progress, but allowance must be made with a START/STOP button, press the button. If the outing is done, for continue movement.
Page 139: Special Conditions
Never hold on to the rope after it is taut. Under normal circumstances, Malibu boats should not be used to Only boat operators with knowledge of correct technique should tow other boats.
Page 140: Docking And Tie-Up
DOCKING AND TIE - UP • If possible, throw a line to a person on the dock and have that Docking a boat requires considerable practice to be effective and person secure a bow line. avoid damage to the boat. Docking must always be done at slow •...
Page 141: Care And Maintenance
CARE AND MAINTENANCE ON - GOING CARE General Cleaning Malibu recommends always keeping the boat clean. Immediately of mold or mildew, or permanent stains. Such damage is not after an outing, the boat’s exterior and interior should get a thorough covered under warranty.
Page 142 Treatment and characteristics work in concert to maximize its resistance. The (Canvas manufacturers acknowledge this is difficult and very fabric choice requires it to be lightweight, high strength, coated, time-consuming, with limited expectations of success. Therefore, it water repellent treated, and dimensionally stable. This minimizes is desirable to avoid the necessity of mold and mildew treatment.) the fabric adding weight, and its strength and stability allows for the •...
Page 143: Upholstery
Upholstery Organisms causing problems in the marine, industrial, health care, hospitality, and home environments are frequently very self- Even if you do not have or use canvas covers, read the previous sufficient in synthesizing required bio-chemicals from the most basic material about canvas care as there is information that is applicable molecules.
Page 144: Approved Cleaners For Malibu Upholstery
The Solutions If contaminated dirt carried by rainwater gets inside the cushion, the biological growth cycle can begin. It is quite common for soil As in most complex problems, there are a variety of actions organisms growing in the foam cushion to produce colored by- once can take to prevent microbial problems.
Page 145: Additional Routine Care
Significant damage occurs to the engine and boat if metal components on the boat. proper maintenance is not followed as outlined in this Owner’s Malibu boats are equipped with a closed cooling system (see the Manual. Care and Maintenance—137...
Page 146: Stainless Steel, Chrome, And Aluminum Components
Stainless Steel, Chrome, and Aluminum Components The boat has been constructed with various metal components, all of which require special attention during routine care. Decomposition occurs, resulting in rust and/or corrosion, and it is accelerated when the boat is operated in saltwater. (Read carefully the Salt Water Care and Maintenance information that follows.) Damage that occurs to the boat because of corrosion is not covered under...
Page 147: Flush Kit
water after EACH outing. The corrosive properties of these types of water will cause damage that is not covered under warranty! Hardware—even hardware chosen for its anti-corrosive properties—that is damaged by salt/brackish/polluted water may eventually fail, which could result in serious injury or death to persons on-board.
Page 148: Routine Maintenance
Note that these instructions should be followed even after the warranty period has expired. The instructions developed for After 10 hours on the hour meter: the power trains and drive trains in Malibu boats function as the • Check the safety equipment.
Page 149: Inspect The Sea Strainer
Inspect the Sea Strainer engine temperature, resulting in damage, is not covered under the Raw water from the body of water is drawn into the boat as part warranty. of the cooling system for the engine and drive train. Even with the closed cooling systems, it is necessary to circulate additional water Leave the engine off.
Page 150: Check For Odors
marine dielectric grease. Be sure that the positive terminal during the charging process. This can be very dangerous. It is rubber boot completely covers the terminal. critical to keep all sparks, including smoking cigarettes, lighters, or any type of flame, well away from a charging battery. Use the optional battery charger sold by authorized Malibu dealers, or f it becomes necessary to re-charge a similar aftermarket battery charger.
Page 151: After The Outing
AFTER THE OUTING Give the Engine Compartment a General Inspection Look for signs of leaks or anything abnormal. It’s a simple thing, but often the simplest, quick look can pinpoint an issue before it becomes a problem. Check the Other Components This is a common sense approach.
Page 152: Check The Safety Equipment
Check the Safety Equipment If you have not done so previously, check the fire extinguishers replace anything that appears damaged or incapable of performing and personal flotation devices. Check the condition of (and replace its function. as necessary) drain plugs, bilge pumps, and exhaust flaps. Repair or After 50 Hours or Annually (whichever comes first) There are certain maintenance routines that must be performed.
Page 153: Pumps
Coolant System There are two elements to the coolant system in Malibu boats: analysis. Failure to immediately address the closed-cooling system and the raw water intake system. Both overheating issues can void the warranty.
Page 154: Transmission/V - Drive System
Hydraulic Steering System Check the Safety Equipment The steering in Malibu boats features a hydraulic system that can If you have not done so previously, check the fire extinguishers be maintained or repaired only with specialized tools. Because of the and personal flotation devices.
Page 155: Saltwater Boats
tighten the screw snugly (but do not over-tighten). Manually cycle For the Surf Gate, there is a red hex bolt on the side of the the wedge a couple of times after doing this to ensure that the screw actuator. Opening this valve with a 3/8” wrench will allow the Surf is snug, and the wedge moves correctly.
Page 156: Lifting The Boat
Lifting the Boat When using the lifting eyes on the boat, an overhead hoist should be used to lift the boat, coupled with appropriately rated capacity Many boat owners remove the boat from water by way of a straps. Each strap must be rated for the boat weight or higher. See trailer, which allows for transport as well as an excellent way to the Quick Reference Guide in this manual to determine the boat’s store the boat if the trailer was designed and built for that boat...
Page 157: For Extended Storage And Winterization
• Start the engine and the pump will automatically pump the Always pay attention to whether all coolant from the bucket into the engine and manifolds. DO NOT water inlets and drains are open or EXCEED 1100 RPM. closed. Failure to follow directions •...
Page 158: Maintenance Schedule
It is always recommended that these requirements be performed by an authorized Malibu dealer. Service technicians from Malibu dealerships have proper equipment, training, and resources to best meet the requirements. Please note that routine maintenance is not covered by the Malibu Boats Limited Warranty. For details, please consult the limited warranty statement. 150—Care and Maintenance...
Page 159: Malibu Boats Limited Warranty Statement
DEEMED TO HAVE FAILED OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE AS LONG AS TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. MALIBU MALIBU BOATS, LLC IS WILLING AND ABLE TO REPAIR OR REPLACE BOATS, LLC DISCLAIMS, AND THE PURCHASER HEREBY EXPRESSLY ANY DEFECTIVE GOODS SUBJECT TO THE TERMS PROVIDED HEREIN.
Page 160 (a) the date the boat was purchased by the first retail purchaser through an authorized Malibu Boats Sales facility, or (b) the date the Section 2.2. Base Limited Warranty, Powertrain Warranty and boat was first put into service as a demonstrator or other use except Trailer Limited Warranty.
Page 161 • staining, blistering, or discolorization resulting from failure to trailer, which are determined by Malibu Boats to contain substantial coat the hull with marine-grade hull paint on boats that are manufacturing defects. This Gel Coat, Powder Coat and Trailer Paint...
Page 162 Limited Warranty or oil consumption, etc., as they are estimated and can vary as and any and all obligations owed by Malibu Boats relative to the dictated by individual conditions; US Malibu Boat, US Monsoon Powertrain and/or US Malibu Trailer).
Page 163 Malibu Trailer is a total loss or fit only for salvage. and/or Malibu Trailer at any time, without incurring any obligation to make the same or similar changes on Malibu Boats, Monsoon Powertrains and/or Malibu Trailers previously built and/or sold.
Page 164 Section 8.3. Procedure Regarding Concerns with Covered Warranty the substantial defect in materials or workmanship attributable Repairs. to Malibu Boats, within thirty (30) days of discovery of the defect Concerns related to a Malibu Boat, Monsoon Powertrain and/or (which must be in the applicable Coverage Period);...
Page 165: California And U.s. Epa Emission Control Warranty Statement
Emission Control Parts Covered Under Warranty Malibu Boats cannot deny warranty solely for the lack of receipts or The following components are considered part of the emissions your failure to ensure the performance of all scheduled maintenance.
Page 166 pulleys/idlers; sensors, including, camshaft position, crankshaft position, engine mounting hardware; coolant temperature, intake air temperature, knock, manifold tubing; absolute pressure (MAP), throttle position, electronic control unit; sealing gaskets or devices; electronic throttle control, camshaft position actuator solenoid fuel injectors; valve, oil pressure, and oxygen; fuel pump;...
Page 167: Troubleshooting
TROUBLE- SHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING THE BOAT “starving” from lack of fuel or contaminated fuel. • Check for engine warning messages on the gauges/display. If any General are present, take the boat to the closest authorized Malibu dealer Issue: for evaluation and repair. The boat will not start.
Page 168: Battery Failure
• Verify that the battery connections are secure and that there is the manual switch. If it still does not operate, return to shore IM- sufficient charge and power. See the Battery information in this MEDIATELY and terminate the outing. See an authorized Malibu manual for additional details.
Page 169: Steering System
Steering System The Power Wedge and Surf Gates Issue: Issue: The boat’s steering is responding poorly. The Power Wedge and/or the Surf Gates are not operating as de- Consider: signed. • Anytime the steering does not respond crisply to turns by the Consider: steering wheel, discontinue the outing and return to shore as soon •...
Page 170: Service Log
SERVICE LOG Service Performed Date Date Date Oil Change, Including Replace Oil Filter Wax Exterior Thoroughly Clean Interior Replace Battery Charge or Replace Fire Suppression Equipment Check/Repair PFDs and Other Safety Equipment Check/Repair Engine Mounts Check/Repair Steering System Check/Repair Shift & Throttle System Inspect/Repair/Replace Ballast Pumps Inspect/Repair/Replace Bilge Pumps Replace Fuel Filter/Inspect Fuel Lines...
Page 171 Date Date Date Date Date Date Date Date Service Log—163...
Page 172 Index Boat Model/Hull ID ........................61 Boat Options ..........................61 Boat Owner and Operators, Responsibilities of ............4 12” Center Display ........................53 Boating Regulations .......................16 12-Volt Receptacles .......................75 Boating Safety Education Opportunities ................4 20VTX, Wakesetter .........................30 Boating Safety Topics, General .................... 8 21LX, Wakesetter ........................32 Boating Under the Influence of ....................11 22LSV, Wakesetter .........................34...
Page 173 Cooling System ........................84 Failure, Operation........................25 Copy a Preset ...........................56 Fallen Skier or Rider ......................22 Coupler (Trailers), Close the ....................115 File Transfer ..........................56 Coupler (Trailers), Open the ....................115 Fill, Fuel ............................. 92 Crossing .............................16 Filter, Fuel ..........................79 Cup Holders ..........................100 Final Checks Before Starting ....................128 Fire Extinguisher ........................7 Dash and Screens, TXi ......................
Page 174 Lights (Troubleshooting) ......................161 Overboard, Person .........................25 Lights, Navigation........................5 Overtaking ..........................17 Limited Warranty Statement, Malibu Boats ..............151 Owner and Operators, Responsibilities of Boat ............. 4 Line Guidelines, Tow .......................21 Owner Responsibility and Boat Education ............... 4 Load a Preset...........................56 Loading, Proper ..........................9...
Page 175 Starting the Engine, After ....................142 Safety Cables .......................... 114 Starting the Engine, Before ....................140 Safety Code, Watersports ....................22 Starting the Engine—Response TXi .................129 Safety Education Opportunities, Boating ................4 Starting the Engine—Wakesetters & M Series ............128 Safety Equipment, Check the ...................144, 146 Status, GPS ..........................
Page 176 Warning Labels, Wakesetter and M Series ..............14 Tie Downs (Trailers) .......................117 Warranty Statement, California and U.S. EPA Emission Control ......157 Tie-Ups ............................91 Warranty Statement, Malibu Boats Limited ..............151 Time Zone ...........................61 WATER SENSE, Develop ......................22 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) ..............124 Watersports Safety Code .....................

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