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FEATURES
Freedom and Virage Models
1. Seat/Engine Compartment - Removing the seat provides access
to the engine, battery, electrical box, exhaust system, and other compo-
nents.
2. Handlebars - The handlebars control the orientation of the jet
pump outlet nozzle, which in turn controls the direction of craft move-
ment.
3. Fire Extinguisher Compartment - The compartment provides
secure storage for the required fire extinguisher. It’s located under the
front compartment door.
4. Front Compartment Door- The door provides access to the fire
extinguisher, oil tank, fuel valve, and main storage space.
5. Air Intake Openings - Air enters to supply the engine and venti-
late the engine compartment.
6. Fuel Tank Fill - Turn the cap counterclockwise to remove and
clockwise to replace.
7. Grab Handle - The grab handle assists riders while boarding the
craft or riding as a passenger.
8. Warning Light - All models are equipped with an oil level gauge on
the multi-function instrument (MFI) panel. The red light will flash if oil
is low. The MFI will also provide an LCD message: “LOW FUEL”.
9. Fuel Valve (if equipped) - ON allows fuel to operate the water-
craft; OFF stops the fuel supply to the carburetor. The valve is located
under the front compartment door.
10. Sponson -The sponson enhances vehicle stability and turning abili-
ty in water.
11. Seat Strap - The seat strap aids in boarding and provides a passen-
ger hand hold while riding.
12. Reverse Operation Handle (Virage)
13. Instrumentation - MFI (Virage) or Fuel Gauge with warning LED
(Freedom). S ee page 37 for MFI operation.
14. Oil Fill - Turn the cap counterclockwise to remove and clockwise
to replace. The cap is located under the front compartment door.
15. Console Storage
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