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1. Place the remote control shift lever and
transmission shift lever in neutral position.
2. Install the shift cable hub into the shift cable
retaining bracket and lock the cable clip.
3. Thread the clevis pin onto the shift cable until
the clevis lines up with the stud attached to the
transmission shift lever.
4. Retract the spring lock on the clevis pin and
attach the shift cable to the ball joint stud.
5. Place the remote control shift lever in the forward
gear position and check the transmission shift
lever position. Lever must be positioned as
shown for full engagement.
6. Place the remote control shift lever in the reverse
gear position and check the transmission shift
lever position. Lever must be positioned as
shown for full engagement.
7. If the transmission shift lever is positioned
properly in one gear, but not the other, recheck
the shift cable adjustment. Readjust the shift
cable and recheck for correct shift engagement.
NOTICE: If correct positioning is still not achieved, the
remote control does not provide suffi cient shift travel and
must be replaced.
8. Shift the remote control lever from forward to
reverse and make sure cable moves freely and
no binding occurs.
Figure 52 Forward Gear - LH Prop Shaft Rotation
- Hurth
Figure 53 Forward Gear - RH Prop Shaft Rotation
- Hurth
1. Select a location for the audio warning buzzer
which meets all of the following requirements:
a. A location where the buzzer can be easily
heard, yet is out of sight
b. A location which is easily accessible for
installation and maintenance.
c. A location where the buzzer will not get wet.
2. Mount the buzzer in desired location.
3. Attach the buzzer to any 12-volt source on
switched side of the ignition switch. TERMINAL
TO WHICH WIRE IS ATTACHED MUST
HAVE NO VOLTAGE WHEN THE IGNITION
SWITCH IS IN THE “OFF” POSITION. Tighten
the connection securely, and coat with liquid
neoprene.
4. Connect tan/blue wire in the instrumentation
wiring harness to the buzzer.
WARNING
The buzzer is not external-ignition protected.
Therefore, DO NOT mount buzzer in the engine or
fuel compartments.
AUDIO ALARM SYSTEM
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