SeaDoo 2002 GTX 4-TEC - Location of the Important Labels

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LOCATION OF THE IMPORTANT LABELS

The following labels are on your watercraft. If missing or damaged, they can be

replaced free of charge. See an authorized Sea-Doo dealer.

Please read the following labels carefully before operating this watercraft.

9-10

F18L03M

3-4

6 1 7 2-5

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Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
Foreword7
Safety Measures9
- General9
- Operation9
- Maintenance11
List of Distributors12
Bombardier Limited Warranty North America: Sea-Doo Watercraft13
Sea-Doo Lrv™ DI and Sea-Doo Gtx 4-Tec Sold and16
Only for 2002 Sea-Doo16
Registered in California16
Bombardier Limited Warranty International: Sea-Doo Watercraft19
Registration Number Location22
Location of the Important Labels23
Identification Numbers26
- Hull26
- Engine26
Controls, Components and Instruments Location27
Controls, Components and Instruments Functions29
- Safety Lanyard (Engine Cut-Off Cord)29
- Handlebar30
- Throttle Lever30
- Engine Start/Stop Button30
- Shift Lever30
- Speedometer31
- Tachometer31
- Information Center Gauge/Buttons31
- Glove Box36
- Fuel Tank Cap36
- Front Storage Compartment Cover37
- Front Storage Compartment Cover Latch38
- Tool Kit38
- Air Intake Opening38
- Seat Strap38
- Seat Extension Latch38
- Seat Latch38
- Rear Grab Handle39
- Rear Storage Basket39
- Front and Rear (Bow/Stern) Eyelets40
- Mooring Cleats40
- Footboard40
- Boarding Pads40
- Boarding Platform40
- Boarding Step40
- Flushing Connector41
- Bilge Drain Plugs41
- Jet Pump Nozzle41
- Reverse Gate42
- Jet Pump Water Intake and Ride Plate42
- Fuses42
- Battery43
- Side Vanes43
- Engine Oil Dipstick43
- Engine Oil Filling Cap44
- Cooling System Expansion Tank Cap44
Liquids45
- Fueling Procedure45
- Recommended Fuel45
- Engine Oil45
- Engine Coolant47
Break-In Period48
- 10-Hour Inspection48
Pre-Operation Checks49
- Hull50
- Jet Pump Water Intake50
- Bilge50
- Battery50
- Fuel Tank50
- Engine Compartment50
- Engine Oil Level50
- Engine Coolant Level51
- Steering System51
- Throttle System51
- Shifter System51
- Storage Compartment Covers and Seat51
- Safety Lanyard and Engine Start/Stop Button51
Operating Instructions52
- Principle of Operation52
- Boarding the Watercraft55
- Starting57
- Rough Water or Poor Visibility Operation57
- Crossing Waves58
- Stopping/Docking58
- Beaching58
- Shutting off the Engine58
Post-Operation Care59
- General Care59
- Additional Care for Foul Water or Salt Water59
- Exhaust Cooling System Flushing59
- Anticorrosion Treatment60
Special Procedures61
- Monitoring System61
- Engine Overheating61
- Engine Low Oil Pressure61
- Jet Pump Water Intake and Impeller Cleaning62
- Capsized Watercraft63
- Submerged Watercraft63
- Water-Flooded Engine63
- Fuel-Flooded Engine64
- Towing the Watercraft in Water65
- Low-Charge Battery Condition66
Maintenance67
- Engine Emissions Information67
- Lubrication68
- Periodic Inspection68
- Periodic Inspection Chart69
- Throttle Cable Inspection71
- Engine Oil Change and Oil Filter Replacement71
- Valve Adjustment71
- Coolant Replacement71
- Fuel Injection System71
- Steering Alignment71
- Vacuum Bailer Pick-Ups72
- Fuses72
- General Inspection and Cleaning76
Trailering, Storage and Pre-Season Preparation77
- Trailering77
- Launching/Loading78
- Storage78
- Body Rinsing/Repair78
- Fuel System78
- Engine Oil and Filter Replacement78
- Exhaust Cooling System Flushing and Engine Internal Lubrication78
- Battery79
- Engine Cooling System79
- Bilge Cleaning79
- Anticorrosion Treatment79
- Pre-Season Preparation80
Troubleshooting82
- Engine Overheats85
- Engine Continually Backfires85
- Engine Lacks Acceleration or Power86
Specifications88
Si Metric Information90
Abbreviations Used in this Manual91
Privacy Information92
Change of Address93

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