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General| Brand | Johnson |
|---|---|
| Model | 175 PX |
| Category | Outboard Motor |
| Language | English |
Essential information for injury and damage prevention, operation, maintenance, and safety.
Basic rules for safe boating, emphasizing familiarity and passenger awareness.
Stresses passenger knowledge, emergency equipment, and propeller safety.
Covers proper outboard installation and maintenance safety procedures.
Emphasizes correct installation for safety and property damage prevention.
Details requirements for using genuine parts and performing service procedures.
Instructions for recording owner and model/serial numbers for identification.
Location and recording of model and serial numbers for identification purposes.
Procedures for reporting stolen outboards to authorities.
Information on purchasing service manuals and parts catalogs.
Statement of compliance with CE Machinery Directive.
Defines what the warranty covers regarding defects in material or workmanship.
Specifies the duration of warranty coverage for private and commercial use.
Outlines requirements for warranty eligibility, including purchase and maintenance.
Details the process for reporting defects and obtaining warranty service.
Explains Bombardier's obligations for repair or replacement of defective parts.
Lists conditions and damages that are not covered by the warranty.
Defines limitations on warranties and exclusion of incidental/consequential damages.
Explains the procedure for transferring warranty coverage to a new owner.
Provides contact information for customer support and dispute resolution.
Illustrates and lists key components of the outboard motor.
Details components related to operation, control, and system monitoring.
Provides detailed technical specifications for 90 and 115 HP models.
Provides detailed technical specifications for 150 and 175 HP models.
Description and diagram of the binnacle mount remote control.
Description and diagram of the concealed side mount remote control.
Description and diagram of the side mount remote control.
Explains the function and use of the emergency stop/key switch system.
Details the System Check gauge and its self-test procedure.
Describes the "NO OIL" warning and actions to take.
Explains the "WATER TEMP" or HOT warning for overheating.
Information on gasoline types, octane ratings, and fuel requirements.
Recommends specific outboard oils and their benefits.
Discusses approved fuel additives and their benefits for fuel system maintenance.
Details fuel/oil ratios for new engines and high-performance operation.
Provides a chart and guidelines for mixing oil with fuel.
Instructions for priming the oil injection system and oil tank installation.
Steps for filling the oil tank and maintaining oil supply.
Procedure for installing and priming the oil supply hose.
Details the step-by-step process for breaking in a new outboard engine.
Lists checks and procedures to perform before starting the engine.
Describes the starting procedure for a cold engine, including primer use.
Instructions for managing the engine immediately after starting.
Procedure for safely stopping the engine.
Explains how to shift gears using side mount and concealed side mount controls.
Details shifting procedures for the binnacle mount remote control.
How to control engine speed after gear engagement.
Use of the fast idle feature in NEUTRAL for specific conditions.
Tips for saving fuel by operating in the economy throttle range.
Explains the function of the trim gauge and manual release.
Explains the function of the trim gauge.
Instructions for manually releasing the power trim and tilt.
How to operate the power trim for optimal boat performance.
How to operate the power tilt to raise or lower the engine.
Benefits and operating conditions of the bow-up trim position.
Benefits and operating conditions of the bow-down trim position.
Guidance on selecting the correct propeller for the boat and motor.
How to moor the boat using the tilt feature and tilt support.
Procedure for flushing the engine while it is running.
Procedure for flushing the engine while it is running.
Procedure for flushing the engine when it is not running.
Explains causes, symptoms, and actions for engine overheating.
Instructions for engaging and disengaging the trailering bracket.
Instructions for engaging and disengaging the trailering bracket.
Information on shock absorption system and actions after impact.
Guidelines for storing the motor between uses and for extended periods.
Special procedures for operating in salt water, weedy water, and high altitude.
Special procedures for operating in salt water, including flushing.
Advice for operating in weedy water to prevent overheating.
Tips for maintaining the boat bottom and engine exterior.
Considerations for operating at high altitudes.
Warnings about operating in shallow water and gearcase damage.
Precautions for operating in freezing weather.
Procedures for servicing an engine that has been submerged.
Guidelines for operating with two engines.
Procedures for towing the boat or being towed.
Details the initial 10-hour inspection and ongoing maintenance schedule.
Steps for preparing the outboard for off-season storage.
Instructions for using storage fogging oil.
Information on lubricating various parts of the outboard.
Checks for ignition, oil, and fuel systems during storage.
Inspection and lubrication of the propeller shaft.
Steps to prepare the outboard for reliable service after storage.
Checks for water in the oil tank and oil hoses.
Checking and replacing anticorrosion anodes.
Requirements, installation, and service for the outboard battery.
Step-by-step guide for installing the battery and cables.
Procedures for servicing the battery and electrical components.
Adjusting the trim tab and tilt limiter cam.
Adjusting the trim tab for steering torque compensation.
Adjusting the tilt limiter cam to limit maximum tilt-up.
Procedures for checking and replacing gearcase lubricant and steering system.
Procedures for checking and replacing gearcase lubricant.
Lubrication of the steering cable ram.
Checking and filling the power trim and tilt fluid reservoir.
Identifies lubrication points for tilt tube, bracket, and controls.
Recommendation for a water pressure gauge to monitor cooling.
Information on fuses, spare fuses, and fuse failure.
Importance of the fuel line filter and its servicing.
Inspection, replacement, and installation of spark plugs.
Safety precautions and procedures for propeller servicing.
Steps for installing the propeller.
Propeller nut installation for 90/115 HP models.
Advice on handling propeller impact damage and carrying a spare.
Function, inspection, and replacement of anticorrosion anodes.
Propeller nut installation for other models.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common engine problems.
Chart detailing routine maintenance tasks and frequencies.
Recommends using Evinrude/Johnson oils for superior lubrication and engine cleanliness.
Highlights specially designed propellers for optimal boat performance.
Mentions instrument lines for monitoring boat and engine systems.
Lists products for protecting and maintaining the boating investment.
Information on fuel system components and optional kits.
Details steering system kits and remote controls.
Mentions optional equipment for enhancing boating enjoyment.
Form section for updating contact information.
Form section for notifying of ownership transfer.
Section for dealer to fill out customer information.
Section for customer to confirm receipt and understanding of the guide.
Questions to assess the operator's understanding of the guide.
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