Step 4
If applicable, reconnect and verify that all hoses to the heater,
the head, the fresh water wash down, and the wet bar are in
proper working condition with no leaks.
Step 5
Check the engine compartment and bilge for signs of nesting
animals. Clean as necessary.
Step 6
Check the entire engine system for fluid, oil and coolant levels.
Add as necessary.
Step 7
Check the entire engines for cracks or leaks caused by freeze
damage.
Step 8
Check all hose clamps for tightness. Install the bilge drain plug
and the rear drain plug (if applicable).
Step 9
Grease the propeller drives as necessary and replace all anodes
if operating in salt water.
Step 10
Perform daily maintenance as noted previously in this Owner’s
Manual. If it was not done prior to storage, perform annual
maintenance as well.
Step 11
Inspect the fresh water cooling system, if it was drained
for storage, fill the system with fresh coolant solution per
instructions in the Ilmor Engine Owner’s Manual.
Step 12
For all models, with the boat in the water, cycle the keys ON and
then OFF two (2) or three (3) times, allowing ten (10) seconds
between key cycles, before cranking the engines. This allows
the fuel pump to prime the fuel lines. Start the engines. In the
event the engines do not respond, allow a two-minute cool-
down period for every thirty (30) seconds of cranking. When the
engines fire, keep a close watch over the gauge readings and
check for leakage and abnormal noises. Keep speeds low for the
first fifteen (15) minutes to allow the engines to reach normal
operating temperatures.
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