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Mercury GO BOLDLY SeaPro 500hp User Manual

Mercury GO BOLDLY SeaPro 500hp
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Operation
and
Maintenance
Manual
© 2021 Mercury Marine
SeaPro 500hp
8M0171845 621 eng

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Mercury GO BOLDLY SeaPro 500hp Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMercury
ModelGO BOLDLY SeaPro 500hp
CategoryOutboard Motor
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Information

Boater's Responsibilities

Operator's duties for safe boat and occupant safety.

Boat Horsepower Capacity

Information on maximum horsepower limits and capacity plates.

Lanyard Stop Switch

Functionality, operation, and safety of the lanyard stop switch.

Protecting People in the Water

Safety measures to protect individuals in or near the water.

Impact with Underwater Hazards

Risks and precautions when encountering underwater objects.

Exhaust Emissions

Information on carbon monoxide poisoning and ventilation.

Safe Boating Recommendations

General advice for safe boating practices and equipment.

Specifications

Technical data and specifications for the outboard engine.

Component Identification

Visual guide to identify external parts of the outboard.

Transporting and Towing

Trailering Boat/Outboard

Guidelines for safely transporting the boat and outboard on a trailer.

Towing Boat Through Water

Procedures for towing a boat on the water.

Fuel and Oil

Fuel Requirements

Specifications for acceptable gasoline types and octane ratings.

Engine Oil Recommendations

Recommended types and grades of engine oil.

Checking and Adding Engine Oil

Step-by-step instructions for checking and adding engine oil.

Features and Controls

Electronic Remote Control (ERC)

Overview of different Mercury ERC models and their features.

Active Trim

Functionality, modes, and operation of the automatic trim system.

Helm Transfer

Procedure for transferring helm control between stations.

Power Trim and Tilt

Operation and adjustment of the outboard's trim and tilt system.

Warning System

Understanding warning horn signals and system alerts.

Operation

Important Daily Inspection Before Each Use

Essential pre-operation checks for safety and performance.

Engine Break‑in Procedure

Critical steps for the initial engine break-in period.

Ran Out of Fuel Condition—Priming the Fuel System

Steps to prime the fuel system after running out of fuel.

Starting the Engine

Proper procedures for starting the outboard engine.

Gear Shifting

Correct procedures for shifting gears to avoid damage.

Proper Outboard Tilt Positioning During Periods of Non‑Use

Correct tilt angle for storage to prevent issues.

Steering Failure—Single‑Engine Applications

Emergency procedure for steering failure.

Maintenance

Inspection and Maintenance Schedule

Schedule outlining required inspections and maintenance intervals.

Changing Engine Oil and Filter

Detailed steps for changing engine oil and oil filter.

Gearcase Lubricant

Procedures for checking, draining, and filling gearcase lubricant.

Transmission Fluid

Recommended fluid and capacity for the transmission.

Propeller Replacement

Procedures for removing and installing propellers.

Fuses

Location and replacement of fuses in the electrical system.

Storage

Storage Preparation

Steps to prepare the outboard for seasonal or long-term storage.

Battery Storage

Guidelines for storing and maintaining the boat battery.

Troubleshooting

Engine Will Not Start

Possible reasons and fixes for the engine failing to start.

Performance Loss

Identifying causes for reduced engine performance.

Owner Service Assistance

Service Assistance

Information on obtaining professional service and repairs.

CONTACT INFORMATION FOR MERCURY MARINE CUSTOMER SERVICE

Contact details for customer support and assistance.

Maintenance Log

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