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Mercury 6.2 Inboard MPI DTS Operation & Maintenance Manual

Mercury 6.2 Inboard MPI DTS Operation & Maintenance Manual (83 pages)

Brand: Mercury | Category: Engine | Size: 18 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

5
Section 1 - Getting to Know Your Power Package 1

9
- Adaptive Speed Control (ASC)
  10
- Engine Serial Number
  10
- Identification
  10
- Lanyard Stop Switch
  11
- Transmissions
  11
- ZF Marine Transmissions
  11
- Instrumentation
  12
- Keep the Lanyard Stop Switch and Lanyard Cord in Good Operating Condition
  12
- Smartcraft Digital Instruments
  12
- Vesselview
  12
- Remote Controls
  13
- Remote Controls (DTS Models)
  13
- System Link Digital Instruments
  13
- DTS Slim Binnacle Single Handle Console Features and Operation
  14
- Dual-Handle Electronic Remote Control (ERC)- Operation and Adjustment
  15
- Dual-Handle Electronic Remote Control (ERC)-Operation and Adjustment
  15
- Operation
  15
- Special Digital Throttle and Shift (DTS) Features
  15
- Adjustment
  16
- Special Digital Throttle and Shift (DTS) Features
  16
- Dock
  17
- Throttle Only
  17
- Lever
  18
- Sync
  18
- Electrical System Overload Protection
  19
- Helm Transfer
  19
- Transfer (Boats Equipped with Dual Helms)
  19
- Audio Warning System
  22
- Service Engine Light and OBD-M MIL Kit
  22
- Testing the OBD-M Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL)
  22
- Visual and Audio Warning Systems
  22
- Caution
  23
- Critical
  23
- Guardian Strategy
  23
- Nonconfigured Alarm-DTS Only
  23
- Testing the Audio Warning System
  23
Section 2 - on the Water 2

25
- Safe Boating Recommendations
  26
- Be Alert to Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
  27
- Carbon Monoxide Exposure
  27
- Good Ventilation
  27
- Stay Clear of Exhaust Areas
  27
- Basic Boat Operation (DTS Models)
  28
- Launching and Boat Operation
  28
- Operation Chart
  28
- Poor Ventilation
  28
- Starting and Stopping the Engine
  28
- Starting the Engine
  28
- Stopping the Engine
  29
- Throttle Only Operation-DTS Models
  29
- Drain Plug and Bilge Pump
  30
- Freezing Temperature Operation
  30
- High-Speed and High-Performance Operation
  30
- Passenger Safety in Pontoon Boats and Deck Boats
  30
- Protecting People in the Water
  30
- While Boat Is Stationary
  30
- While You Are Cruising
  30
- Boats Having an Open Front Deck
  31
- Boats with Front-Mounted, Raised Pedestal Fishing Seats
  31
- Wave and Wake Jumping
  31
- Conditions Affecting Operation
  32
- Impact with Underwater Hazards
  32
- The Bottom of the Boat
  32
- Weight Distribution (Passengers and Gear) Inside the Boat
  32
- 20-Hour Break-In Period
  33
- After the Break-In Period
  33
- Cavitation
  33
- Elevation and Climate
  33
- End of First Season Checkup
  33
- Getting Started
  33
- Ventilation
  33
Section 3 - Specifications

35
- Bu16 Butanol Fuel Blends
  36
- Engine Oil
  36
- Fuel Ratings
  36
- Fuel Requirements
  36
- Gasoline Containing Alcohol
  36
- Methanol and Ethanol Fuel Blends
  36
- Using Reformulated (Oxygenated) Gasoline (USA Only)
  36
- 6.2 MPI Inboard Engine Specifications
  37
- Engine
  38
- Fluid Specifications
  38
- Transmission
  38
Section 4 - Maintenance

39
- Dealer Responsibilities
  40
- Do-It-Yourself Maintenance Suggestions
  40
- Maintenance
  40
- Owner/Operator Responsibilities
  40
- 20 Hour Break in
  41
- After each Use
  41
- Annually or 100 Hours
  41
- Daily Checks
  41
- Inspection
  41
- Mercruiser Gas Inboard Inspection and Maintenance Schedule
  41
- Weekly Checks
  41
- Checking
  42
- Engine Oil
  42
- Five Years or 500 Hours
  42
- Three Years or 300 Hours
  42
- Filling
  43
- Oil Level-Overfilled
  43
- Engine Oil Drain Pump
  44
- Changing the Oil Filter
  45
- Checking the Fluid Level before Operation
  45
- Transmission Fluid
  45
- Changing
  46
- Checking
  46
- Checking the Fluid Level When Hot
  46
- Engine Coolant
  46
- Changing
  47
- Filling
  47
- Flame Arrestor
  48
- Filter Housing Removal
  49
- Fuel Line Inspection
  49
- Fuel System
  49
- Fuel System Maintenance
  49
- Water-Separating Fuel Filter
  49
- Draining the Filter Housing
  50
- Battery
  51
- Filter Housing Installation
  51
- Fuel Filter Inspection
  51
- Multiple EFI Engine Battery Precautions
  51
- Serpentine Belt Failure Identification
  52
- Serpentine Drive Belt
  52
- Serpentine Drive Belt Routing
  52
- Checking
  53
- Flushing the Power Package-Models with a Flushing Attachment
  54
- Replacing
  54
Section 5 - Storage

59
Section 6 - Troubleshooting

67
Section 7 - Customer Assistance Information

71
- Attention Required after Submersion
  72
- Local Repair Service
  72
- Owner Service Assistance
  72
- Parts and Accessories Inquiries
  72
- Replacement Service Parts
  72
- Resolving a Problem
  72
- Service Away from Home
  72
- Stolen Power Package
  72
- Contact Information for Mercury Marine Customer Service
  73
- Customer Service Literature
  73
- English Language
  73
- Ordering Literature
  74
- Other Languages
  74
- Outside the United States and Canada
  74
- United States and Canada
  74

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