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General| Model | Sea-Doo GTX |
|---|---|
| Seating Capacity | 3 persons |
| Fuel Capacity | 15.9 gal |
| Width | 1.22 meters (48 inches) |
| Manufacturer | Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) |
General safety warning about disregarding instructions.
Identifies the specific model series covered by the guide.
Essential pre-operation information for safe riding.
Key safety symbols and their meanings.
Explains the purpose and availability of the operator's guide.
Important safety measures to avoid hazards.
Specific safety advice for operating the watercraft.
Explanation of intelligent control systems like iTC and iBR.
Details on required and recommended safety gear.
Guidance on practicing maneuvers for safe operation.
Essential rules for safe watercraft navigation.
Procedures and requirements for fueling the watercraft.
Guidelines for safely transporting the watercraft on a trailer.
Description and location of safety labels on the watercraft.
Checklist for pre-operation checks to ensure safety.
Identification and function of all watercraft controls.
Explanation of the instrument panel and its displays.
Description of various onboard equipment and features.
Instructions for the initial break-in period of the watercraft.
Step-by-step guidance for operating the watercraft.
Default riding mode offering balanced performance.
Mode for maximum engine power and acceleration.
Mode optimized for fuel efficiency.
System to set a desired maximum speed.
Mode for low-speed operation and obstacle avoidance.
Mode for controlled launches and towing speeds.
Mode for new operators to learn safely.
Procedure for cleaning the jet pump water intake and impeller.
Steps for righting a capsized watercraft.
Procedure to limit damage if watercraft is submerged.
Precautions for an engine flooded with water.
Guidelines for towing the watercraft in water.
Recommended maintenance intervals and tasks.
Detailed instructions for performing maintenance tasks.
Instructions for checking and changing engine oil.
Instructions for checking and replacing engine coolant.
Procedure for accessing, removing, and installing ignition coils.
Procedure for removing and installing spark plugs.
Procedures related to the exhaust system, including flushing.
Procedures for cleaning and maintaining the watercraft.
Steps for preparing the watercraft for storage or the season.
How to find the Hull and Engine Identification Numbers.
Manufacturer, dealer, and owner responsibilities for emissions.
Technical data and specifications for various engine models.
Common problems and solutions for the watercraft.
Troubleshooting steps when the engine won't start.
Troubleshooting steps for lack of acceleration or power.
Information about the monitoring system and fault codes.
Details of the limited warranty for US and Canada.
Warranty specifically for emission-related components.
Emission warranty statement for California and New York.
Limited warranty for international markets.
Information regarding the use of customer data.
Contact information for BRP and its distributors worldwide.
Procedures for notifying BRP of address or ownership changes.
