What to do if the holding tank will not empty on my Monterey Boats 264FS?
If the holding tank will not empty, open discharge valve, replace vent filter or clean vent, or tighten loose fittings or replace damaged hoses.
What to do if my inboard engine is running too hot on my Monterey Boats 264FS?
If your inboard engine is running too hot, you can try the following: replace the hose, tighten or replace the belt, repair the pump, replace the thermostat, clean the fresh water cooling heat exchanger, or clean or replace the manifold or riser.
What should I do if my Monterey Boats boat vibrates at cruising speeds?
If your boat vibrates at cruising speeds, consider the following: repair propellers, repair or replace damaged components, clean running gear, or trim engine or out-drive.
What to do if the fresh water pump fails to turn off in my Monterey Boats 264FS?
If the fresh water pump fails to turn off after all outlets are closed, try the following: repair the leak or air leak, replace the pressure switch, check for corroded or loose wiring connections or low battery, clean the strainer, or repair or replace the pump.
What to do if my Monterey Boats 264FS Boat's inboard engine suddenly shuts down and won’t restart?
If your inboard engine suddenly shuts down and won’t restart, check the monitor panel for no green light. Wait 15 minutes, if safe to do so. Inspect the engine compartment, ventilate the engine compartment and start the engine.
What to do if the automatic float switch on the bilge pump raises but does not activate the pump on my Monterey Boats boat?
If the automatic float switch on the bilge pump raises but does not activate the pump, reset the circuit breaker, charge or replace the battery, clean pump impeller housing, replace connectors and secure above the bilge waterline, replace the switch, or replace pump.
What do I do if the engine starter will not operate on my Monterey Boats boat?
If the engine starter will not operate, turn on switch, move shifter from forward to neutral and try again, reset the breaker or replace the fuse and repair circuit if necessary, charge or replace battery, and tighten, clean and protect connections.
What to do if the fresh water pump switch is on but the pump fails to run on my Monterey Boats 264FS Boat?
If the fresh water pump switch is on but the pump fails to run, reset the circuit breaker, find and repair the bad connection, repair or replace pump, replace the pressure switch, or repair or replace the pump.
How to fix slow and jerky outdrive power steering on my Monterey Boats boat?
If your outdrive power steering is slow and jerks while turning the wheel, tighten or replace the belt, fill the pump and check for leaks, and grease the outdrive.
What to do if my Monterey Boats boat's engine runs too cold?
If the engine runs too cold, replace thermostat or replace the temperature gauge or sender.
Definitions for DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION statements.
Checklist for new boat delivery, including warranty and inspection items.
Details on U.S. Coast Guard required safety equipment like PFDs and VDS.
Safety considerations and decisions for fighting or abandoning during fuel/bilge fires.
Instructions for using the fire port in the engine compartment for fire suppression.
Information on the automatic fire extinguishing system and its indicator light.
Hazards, symptoms, and prevention of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Examples of caution and warning labels and their importance for safety.
Basic navigation rules for crossing, meeting, and overtaking situations.
Detailed checklist for pre-cruise inspection of the boat and equipment.
Guidelines for operating the boat after starting the engine, including safety and weather awareness.
Techniques and considerations for docking, anchoring, and mooring.
Procedure to follow if control, steering, or propulsion systems fail during operation.
Steps to take and damage inspection procedures after a collision.
Procedures for dealing with flooding, swamping, or capsizing situations.
Guidelines and safety precautions for towing skiers and wakeboarders.
Safety warnings and advice against engaging in wake surfing.
Procedures for recovering a person who has fallen overboard.
Guidelines for selecting and using trailers for transporting boats.
Details on inboard engine mounting, outdrive function, and alignment.
Importance of correct propeller selection for optimal engine performance.
Information on propeller types, styles, and the importance of immediate repair.
Overview of helm station instruments and alarms for monitoring engine operation.
Audible alarms for critical engine systems and procedures when an alarm sounds.
Description of typical cable and electronic remote controls for throttle and shift.
Description of optional electronic controls for throttle and shift systems.
Information on the engine stop switch, lanyard, and its proper attachment.
Explanation of the neutral safety switch and its function in starting the engine.
How to control outdrive/engine position for trim and tilt operations.
Description of power-assisted cable and manual hydraulic steering systems.
Information on optional trim tabs, their control, and positioning.
Guidelines for operating trim tabs to adjust hull attitude and handling.
Maintenance procedures for cable, hydraulic, and power assisted steering systems.
Details on U.S. EPA compliant fuel systems with sealed, non-venting caps.
Fueling procedures specific to U.S. and international fuel system designs.
Procedure to prepare the boat for fueling at a marina fuel pump.
Maintenance for fuel system connections, caps, filters, and fuel quality.
Description of standard and optional battery systems and battery switch functions.
How 12-volt power is distributed and protected by circuit breakers.
Information on battery types, capacity, and charging system compatibility.
Operation of the battery switch for dual battery systems.
Description of dual battery systems with automatic charging control.
Location and description of helm accessory switch panels and their functions.
Description of DC breaker panels and the accessories they control.
Details on the 120-volt AC battery charging system and shore connection procedures.
Description of the electrical system for optional trolling motors.
Maintenance recommendations for 12-volt AC and DC electrical systems.
Instructions for filling, priming, and operating the fresh water system.
Routine maintenance tasks for the fresh water system components.
Instructions for filling, operating, and draining the livewell.
Information on bilge pump operation, including manual and automatic modes.
Hazards of carbon monoxide and importance of proper boat ventilation.
Description of engine compartment ventilation systems and air flow.
Installation and operation of the optional windlass and bow roller assembly.
Information on the optional trolling motor system and its electrical requirements.
Instructions for installing the bimini top, clear connector, and side curtains.
Description of portable and porcelain marine head systems.
Function and safety warnings related to the carbon monoxide detector.
Procedures for hull cleaning, marine growth prevention, and osmosis blistering.
Information on sacrificial anodes, their function, and maintenance schedule.
Guidelines for cleaning, waxing, and protecting fiberglass gelcoat surfaces.
Cleaning and maintenance instructions for vinyl upholstery with PreFixx coating.
Maintenance for bilge, engine compartment, engines, and drainage systems.
Procedures for preparing the boat for lay-up and storage.
Proper methods for supporting the boat during storage on trailers, lifts, or cradles.
Steps for preparing the boat's exterior, interior, and systems for storage.
Detailed instructions for winterizing the fresh water, raw water, and engine systems.
Procedures for reactivating the boat after storage and recommissioning.
Steps to take before launching the boat after a period of storage.
Checks and procedures to perform after launching the boat.
Troubleshooting common problems related to steering and throttle controls.
Troubleshooting issues related to sluggish performance and vibration.
Troubleshooting common engine issues like overheating or charging problems.
Troubleshooting common problems with boat accessories like pumps and heads.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating drive/outboard trim on the segmented tach.
Procedure for calibrating trim on graphical tachometers with dual engines.
Common issues with digital displays and gauges, and their solutions.
Warranty covering structural defects in the fiberglass hull or deck.
Transferable warranty for structural hull and deck defects within ten years.
General| Beam | 8'6" |
|---|---|
| Deadrise | 20° |
| Max Horsepower | 380 hp |
| Person Capacity | 12 |
| Length Overall (LOA) | 26' 4" |
| Dry Weight | 5200 lbs / 2359 kg |
| Draft | 36" |
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