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Mercury TDI 4.2L Manual (89 pages)
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Engine
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Table of Contents
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1
Table of Contents
3
Features and Controls
8
TDI 4.2L Engine Description
8
Identification
8
Audio Warning System
8
Digital Throttle and Shift
9
Instrumentation
9
Smartcraft Speedometer, Tachometer, and Digital Gauges
9
Testing the Audio Warning System
9
Vesselview
9
System Link Digital Gauges
10
Section 1 - Getting to Know Your Power Package
8
Controls
11
Switches
11
Emergency Stop Switch
12
Lanyard Stop Switch
12
Digital Throttle and Shift
13
Keep the Lanyard Stop Switch and Lanyard Cord in Good Operating Condition
13
Engine Electrical System Overload Protection
13
Fuses
13
Vessel Adapter Assembly Fuse Replacement
14
Lanyard Stop Switch
14
Keep the Lanyard Stop Switch and Lanyard Cord in Good Operating Condition
15
Power Trim
16
Single-Engine Trim and Trailer
16
Dual-Engine Trim and Trailer
17
Power Trim and Mercathode Overload Protection
17
Emissions Information
18
Exhaust Gas Emissions Certificate (Europe Only)
18
Owner Responsibility
18
Engine Components
19
Safe Boating Recommendations
22
Carbon Monoxide Exposure
23
Be Alert to Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
23
Stay Clear of Exhaust Areas
23
Good Ventilation
23
Poor Ventilation
24
Duty Cycle
24
Basic Boat Operation
24
Duty Cycle Rating
24
Pleasure Duty Rating
24
Basic Boat Operation
25
Operation Chart
25
Freezing Temperature and Cold Weather Operation
25
Drain Plug and Bilge Pump
26
Starting, Shifting, and Stopping
26
Before Starting the Engine
26
Starting a Cold Engine
27
Engine Warm-Up
27
Starting a Warm Engine
27
Shifting
28
Engine Shutdown (Stopping)
28
Starting the Engine after Stopped While in Gear
28
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28
Protecting People in the Water
28
Section 2 - on the Water
28
Trailering the Boat
28
While Boat Is in Operation
28
High Speed and High Performance
29
Passenger Safety in Pontoon Boats and Deck Boats
29
Boats Having an Open Front Deck
29
Boats with Front-Mounted, Raised-Pedestal Fishing Seats
29
While the Boat Is Stationary
29
Impact with Underwater Hazards
30
Wave and Wake Jumping
30
Conditions Affecting Operation
31
Weight Distribution (Passengers and Gear) Inside the Boat
31
Bottom of Boat
31
Cavitation
31
Ventilation
31
Elevation and Climate
31
Propeller Selection
32
Break-In
32
Initial Break-In Procedure
32
Sterndrive 10-Hour Break-In Period (New or with Replacement Gears)
32
Engine Break-In
32
20-Hour Break-In Period
32
After the 20-Hour Break-In Period
33
End of First Season Checkup
33
Section 3 - Specifications
35
Antifreeze/Coolant
36
Diesel Fuel in Cold Weather
36
Fuel Requirements
36
Nonferrous Metals and the Fuel System
36
Engine Oil
37
Engine Specifications
37
Approved Paints
38
Fluid Specifications
38
Engine
38
Bravo Sterndrive Fluid Specifications-Diesel
38
Power Steering and Power Trim Fluids
38
Approved Power Steering Fluids
38
Approved Power Trim Fluids
38
Section 4 - Maintenance
39
Dealer Responsibilities
40
Maintenance
40
Owner and Operator Responsibilities
40
Inspection
41
Replacement Parts Warning
41
Routine Maintenance
41
Start of Season
41
Each Day Start
41
Each Day End
41
Weekly
41
End of Season
41
Engine Oil
42
Checking
43
Filling
43
Draining Using the Easy Drain System, if Equipped
43
Changing Oil and Filter
44
Scheduled Maintenance
42
Once a Year or Every 200 Operating Hours (Whichever Occurs First)
42
Maintenance Notice
42
Every 5 Years or 500 Hours (Whichever Occurs First)
42
Every 5 Years or 1,000 Operating Hours (Whichever Occurs First)
42
Every 5 Years or 2,000 Operating Hours (Whichever Occurs First)
42
Sterndrive Gear Lube
45
Checking
45
Filling
45
Changing
46
Power Trim Fluid
49
Checking
49
Filling
50
Changing
51
Power Steering Fluid
51
Checking
51
Filling
51
Changing
52
Engine Coolant
52
Checking the Coolant Level
53
Adding Coolant
53
Air Filter
53
Removal
53
Inspection and Cleaning
53
Installation
54
Fuel Filter
54
Draining Water from the Filter
54
Replacing the Filter
54
Fuel System
55
Priming
55
Fuel Tank Cleaning and Flushing
55
Purging the Fuel System
55
Seawater System
55
Seawater Pump Impeller Inspection
55
Sterndrive Water Inlets Check
56
Flushing and Draining the Seawater System
57
Checking the Seawater Pickups
58
Cleaning the Seawater Strainer, if Equipped
58
Corrosion Protection
59
General Information
59
Sacrificial Anode
59
Antifouling Paint
60
Lubrication
60
Steering System
60
Throttle Cable
61
Shift Cable
61
Transom Assembly
61
Propeller Shaft
61
Engine Coupler
62
Driveshaft Extension Models
63
Maintaining Torques
63
Gimbal Ring U-Bolt Nuts
63
Engine Mounts
64
Propellers
64
Bravo Sterndrive Propeller Removal
64
Bravo One Models
64
Bravo Two Models
65
Bravo Three Models
66
Bravo One Models
67
Bravo Sterndrive Propeller Installation
67
Bravo Three
68
Drive Belts
69
Drive Belt
69
Drive Belt Failure Identification
69
Battery
70
Battery Precautions for Multiple Engines
71
Alternators
71
Engine Control Unit (ECU)
71
Batteries
71
Battery Switches
71
Battery Isolators
71
Generators
71
Section 5 - Storage
73
Cold Weather (Freezing Temperature), Seasonal Storage, and Extended Storage
74
Preparing Your Power Package for Seasonal or Extended Storage
74
Seasonal Storage Instructions
74
Extended Storage Instructions
75
Battery Storage
76
Recommissioning the Power Package
76
Troubleshooting
78
Troubleshooting Charts
78
Starter Motor will Not Crank Engine, or Cranks Slow
78
Engine will Not Start, or Is Hard to Start
78
Engine Runs Rough, Misses, or Backfires
78
Poor Performance
79
No Fuel or Faulty Fuel Supply
79
Engine will Not Start, Starter Does Not Turn
79
Excessive Engine Temperature
79
Insufficient Engine Temperature
80
Low Engine Oil Pressure
80
Battery will Not Charge
80
Remote Control Operates Hard, Binds, Has Excessive Free-Play, or Makes Unusual Sounds
80
Steering Wheel Turns Hard or Jerky
80
Power Trim Does Not Operate (Electric Motor Operates but Sterndrive Unit Does Not Move)
80
Power Trim Does Not Operate (Electric Motor Does Not Operate)
81
Section 7 - Customer Assistance Information
83
Owner Service Assistance
84
Local Repair Service
84
Service Away from Home
84
Stolen Power Package
84
Attention Required after Submersion
84
Replacement Service Parts
84
Parts and Accessories Inquiries
84
Resolving a Problem
84
Contact Information for Mercury Marine Customer Service
85
Customer Service Literature
85
English Language
85
Other Languages
86
Ordering Literature
86
United States and Canada
86
Outside the United States and Canada
86
Section 8 - Maintenance Log
87
Scheduled Maintenance Log
88
Vessel Maintenance Notes
89
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