Section 5 - Maintenance
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3. Inspect the bonding stud, nut, and continuity wire (–) on the center section for
corrosion, loose connections, broken connectors, or frayed wiring.
a - Black/green continuity wire
b - Nut
c - Bonding stud
4. At the specified interval, with the boat out of the water, lower the trim tabs and inspect
the continuity wire (–) located between the trim tab and the hinge block.
a - Hinge block
b - Trim tab
c - Screw
d - Continuity wire
Inhibiting Corrosion
In addition to the corrosion protection devices, follow these steps to inhibit corrosion:
1. Paint your power package. See Painting the Power Package.
2. Spray power package components on the inside of the boat annually with Corrosion
Guard to protect the finish from dulling and corrosion.
3. Keep all lubrication points well lubricated.
Painting the Boat
IMPORTANT: The limited warranty does not cover corrosion damage as a result of
improper paint application.
IMPORTANT: Paint renders anodes and the MerCathode system ineffective as inhibitors
of galvanic corrosion.
When painting the boat hull with anti‑fouling paint, you may paint the underwater sections
of the drive if you observe the following:
• Use high‑quality, anti‑fouling paint designed for marine use.
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