Name: SeaDoo RXP 4-Tec Supercharged
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WATERSKIING SIGNALS

For your information, here are the most commonly used waterskiing signals.

Slower

F00A17L

Fallen skier  Watch out

Stop

Faster

Speed OK

Back to dock

Turn right

Turn left

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SAFETY INFORMATION

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Default Chapter4
- Default Chapter4
  - Table of Contents4
- Safety Information8
Introduction9
Safety Check List10
- General10
Getting Underway11
- To Wear11
- To Bring13
- To Do13
Operation14
- Collision Avoidance14
- Safe Riding14
- Operator/Passenger Awareness14
- Manoeuvrability of the Watercraft/Towing15
Operating Rules17
- Remember These Rules of the Road17
Waterskiing Signals18
Web Sites19
Location of the Important Labels21
- Vehicle Information28
Registration Number Location29
Identification Numbers30
- Hull30
- Engine30
Controls/Instruments/Equipments31
Controls/Instruments/Equipments Functions34
- 1 Safety Lanyard (Engine Cut-Off Cord)34
- 2 Handlebar35
- 3 Throttle Lever35
- 4 Engine Start/Stop Button35
- 5 Variable Trim System (VTS) Button (if so Equipped)36
- 6 Shift Lever36
- 7 Speedometer37
- 8 Tachometer37
- 9 Information Center Gauge/Buttons37
- 10 Glove Box42
- 11 GPS Receiver (Global Positioning System) (if so Equipped)42
- 12 Fuel Tank Cap42
- 13 Front Storage Compartment Cover43
- 14 Front Storage Compartment Cover Latch44
- 15 Tool Kit44
- 16 Air Intake Opening44
- 17 Seat Strap45
- 18 Seat Extension Latch (if so Equipped)45
- 19 Seat Latch45
- 20 Seat Cover (if so Equipped)46
- 21 Rear Grab Handle46
- 22 Rear Storage Basket (if so Equipped)46
- 23 Front and Rear (Bow/Stern) Eyelets47
- 24 Mooring Cleats48
- 25 Footboard48
- 26 Boarding Pads48
- 27 Boarding Platform48
- 28 Boarding Step (if so Equipped)48
- 29 Flushing Connector48
- 30 Bilge Drain Plugs49
- 31 Jet Pump Nozzle50
- 32 Reverse Gate50
- 33 Jet Pump Water Intake and Ride Plate50
- 34 Fuses51
- 35 Battery52
- 36 Side Vanes52
- 37 Engine Oil Dipstick52
- 38 Engine Oil Filling Cap53
- 39 Cooling System Expansion Tank Cap53
- 40 Ski/Wakeboard Post (if so Equipped)54
- 41 Wakeboard Rack (if so Equipped)55
Liquids58
- Fueling Procedure58
- Recommended Fuel58
- Engine Oil59
- Engine Coolant61
Break-In Period63
- 10-Hour Inspection63
Pre-Operation Checks64
- Hull65
- Jet Pump Water Intake65
- Bilge65
- Battery65
- Fuel Tank65
- Engine Compartment65
- Engine Oil Level65
- Engine Coolant Level65
- Steering System66
- Throttle System66
- Shifter System66
- VTS (Variable Trim System (if so Equipped)66
- Storage Compartment Covers and Seat66
- Wakeboard Rack (if so Equipped)66
- Safety Lanyard and Engine Start/Stop Button67
- Water Flow in Exhaust Manifold (Only When Temperature Is below or Close to Freezing Point)67
Operating Instructions68
- Principle of Operation68
- Boarding the Watercraft73
- Starting74
- Operation with Wakeboard Rack75
- Rough Water or Poor Visibility Operation76
- Crossing Waves76
- Stopping/Docking76
- Beaching76
- Shutting off the Engine77
Post-Operation Care78
- General Care78
- Additional Care for Foul Water or Salt Water78
- Exhaust Cooling System Flushing78
- Anticorrosion Treatment80
Special Procedures81
- Monitoring System81
- Engine Overheating81
- Engine Low Oil Pressure81
- Jet Pump Water Intake and Impeller Cleaning82
- Capsized Watercraft82
- Submerged Watercraft83
- Water-Flooded Engine83
- Fuel-Flooded Engine83
- Towing the Watercraft in Water84
- Low-Charge Battery Condition85
- Maintenance Information86
  - Engine Emissions Information87
  - General88
Maintenance Chart89
- Periodic Inspection89
Maintenance92
- Lubrication92
- Throttle Cable Inspection92
- Engine Oil Change and Oil Filter Replacement93
- Valve Adjustment93
- Coolant Replacement93
- Fuel Injection System93
- Steering Alignment93
- VTS Adjustment(if so Equipped)93
- Vacuum Bailer Pick-Ups94
- Fuses94
- System (if so Equipped)97
- Drive Shaft Corrosion Protection98
- Ski/Wakeboard Post(if so Equipped)98
- General Inspection and Cleaning98
Trailering, Storage and Preseason Preparation99
- Trailering99
- Launching/Loading100
- Storage100
- Preseason Preparation102
- Preseason Preparation Chart103
Troubleshooting104
Specifications111
Si (1) Metric Information117
Abbreviations Used in this Manual118
- Bombardier North America Limited Warranty121
Bombardier North America Limited Warranty: 2004 Sea-Doo ® Personal Watercraft122
California Emission Control Warranty Statement for Model-Year 2004 Sea-Doo Personal Watercraft with 4-Tec Engines or 4-Tec Sc Engines or 4-Tec IC Engines125
Bombardier International Limited Warranty: 2004 Sea-Doo Personal Watercraft129
Privacy Information132
Change of Address/Ownership133

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SeaDoo RXP 4-Tec Supercharged Specifications

General

Supercharger	Yes
Manufacturer	Sea-Doo
Model	RXP 4-Tec Supercharged
Category	Personal Watercraft
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Cooling	Closed-loop cooling system
Fuel Capacity	15.9 US gallons (60 l)
Width	48 inches
Seating Capacity	2
Oil Capacity	3.5 liters
Storage Capacity	10.7 US gal

SeaDoo RXP 4-Tec Supercharged User Manual

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