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Mercury Tow Sport 5.7L Manual

Mercury Tow Sport 5.7L Manual (82 pages)

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Brand: Mercury | Category: Engine | Size: 2.53 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Section 1 - Warranty
9
Transfer of Warranty
10
Warranty Registration Outside the United States and Canada
10
Warranty Registration United States and Canada
10
Mercury, Mercruiser Limited Warranty United States, Canada and Europe (Gasoline Fueled Products Only)
11
Mercury Mercruiser Limited Warranty
13
Year Limited Warranty against Corrosion (Worldwide)
14
Warranty Coverage and Exclusions
15
- General Exclusions from Warranty
  16
  - Section 2 - Getting to Know Your Power Package
    19
Lanyard Stop Switch
20
Instrumentation
21
- Analog Gauges
  21
Remote Controls
22
- Panel Mount Features
  22
- Console Mount Features
  23
Electrical System Overload Protection
23
Audio Warning System
25
- Testing the Audio Warning System
  25
Emissions Information
26
- Emission Control Information Label
  26
  - Owner Responsibility
    27
  - Star Label
    27
Safe Boating Suggestions
30
Be Alert to Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
31
- Good Ventilation
  32
- Poor Ventilation
  32
Basic Boat Operation
32
- Launching and Boat Operation
  32
  - Operation Chart
    33
  - Starting and Stopping the Engine
    33
    
    Starting the Engine
    33
    
    Stopping the Engine
    34
  - Throttle Only Operation
    34
  - Freezing Temperature Operation
    34
  - Drain Plug and Bilge Pump
    34
High-Speed and High-Performance Boat Operation
35
Passenger Safety in Pontoon Boats and Deck Boats
35
- Boats Having an Open Front Deck
  35
- Boats with Front-Mounted, Raised Pedestal Fishing Seats
  36
Protecting People in the Water
35
- While You Are Cruising
  35
- While Boat Is Stationary
  35
Wave and Wake Jumping
36
Impact with Underwater Hazards
37
Conditions Affecting Operation
38
- Weight Distribution (Passengers and Gear) Inside the Boat
  38
- Bottom of Boat
  38
- Cavitation
  38
- Elevation and Climate
  38
Getting Started
39
- 20-Hour Break-In Period
  39
- After Break-In Period
  39
- End of First Season Checkup
  39
Cruising RPM
42
Fuel Requirements
42
Engine Oil
43
Engine Specifications
44
Fluid Specifications
45
- Engine
  45
- Transmission
  45
Dealer Responsibilities
48
Maintenance
48
Owner/Operator Responsibilities
48
Do It Yourself Maintenance Suggestions
49
Inspection
49
Maintenance Schedule - Inboard Models
50
- Routine Maintenance
  50
  - Each Day Start
    50
  - Each Day End
    50
  - Weekly
    50
  - Every Two Months or 50 Hours
    50
- Scheduled Maintenance
  50
Engine Oil
51
- Checking
  52
- Filling
  52
- Changing Oil and Filter
  53
  - Easy Engine Oil Drain System
    53
  - Engine Oil Drain Pump
    53
  - Changing Filter
    54
Maintenance Log
51
Sealed Carburetor Mixture Screw
51
Transmission Fluid
54
- Checking While the Engine Is Warm
  54
- Checking While Engine Is Cold
  55
- Changing
  55
Engine Coolant
55
- Checking
  55
- Filling
  56
- Changing
  56
Cleaning the Flame Arrestor
57
- Positive Crankcase Ventilation Valve (PCV)
  57
  - Changing
    57
Changing Water Separating Fuel Filter
58
Lubrication
59
- Throttle Cable
  59
- Transmission Linkage
  59
Serpentine Drive Belt
61
- Checking
  61
- Replacing Belt And/Or Adjusting Tension
  62
Flushing the Power Package
63
- Inboards
  63
- Tow Sports
  64
Battery
66
Section 6 - Storage
67
Cold Weather or Extended Storage
68
- Preparing Power Package for Storage
  68
  - Engine and Fuel System Preparation
    69
Draining the Seawater System
70
- Drain System Identification
  70
  - Multi-Point Drain (MPD) System
    70
  - Multi-Point Drain (MPD) System
    71
Battery Storage
72
Power Package Recommissioning
72
Seacock
73
Section 7 - Troubleshooting
75
Engine Runs Rough, Misses And/Or Backfires
76
Engine will Not Start or Is Hard to Start
76
Poor Performance
76
Starter Motor will Not Crank Engine, or Cranks Slow
76
Battery will Not Come up on Charge
77
Excessive Engine Temperature
77
Insufficient Engine Temperature
77
Low Engine Oil Pressure
77
Excessive Free-Play or Makes Unusual Sounds
78
Remote Control Operates Hard, Binds, Has Excessive Free-Play or Makes Unusual Sounds
78
Steering Wheel Turns Hard or Jerky
78
- Section 8 - Customer Assistance Information
  79
Owner Service Assistance
80
- Local Repair Service
  80
- Service Away from Home
  80
- Stolen Power Package
  80
- Attention Required after Submersion
  80
- Replacement Service Parts
  80
  - Parts and Accessories Inquiries
    81
- Resolving a Problem
  81
- Mercury Marine Service Offices
  81
Ordering Literature
82
- United States and Canada
  82
- Outside the United States and Canada
  82

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