Engine Shutdown
Before Engine Shutdown
WARNING!
Never abruptly change speed. Sudden changes in
speed may cause passengers to be thrown about in
the boat.
Power Tilt Operation
Tilting is normally used for raising the drive unit to
obtain clearance when beaching or launching from a
trailer.
NOTICE! Never exceed 1000 RPM when operating the
drive unit in the tilted position; doing so may cause loss
of steering control or damage the drive system.
NOTICE! Never RUN the engine when the drive unit is
tilted more than 30° or the drive will be damaged.
Stop the Engine
1. Move the remote control lever to NEUTRAL N.
2. Let engine return to idle.
3. Turn ignition key to OFF 0.
NOTICE! Do not stop the engine at speeds above idle
or “speed up” the engine while turning off the ignition.
Do not stop the engine while in gear or while the boat
is moving. Engine damage could result from water
being sucked back up through the exhaust ports.
NOTICE! Always keep the drive tilted in the down
position when the drive is not in use, except when
trailering.
After Engine Shutdown
NOTICE! Drain the engine if freezing temperatures are
expected. For details on draining the engine, please
refer to the section entitled Draining Raw Water Cooled
Engines or Draining Raw Water Side of Closed Cooling
System Engines.
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