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General| Number of Cylinders | 4 |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 1.5 liters |
| Fuel System | Direct injection |
| Max. Output | 29 kW |
| Engine Type | Diesel |
| Power Output | 40 hp (29 kW) |
| Bore x Stroke | 77 x 81 mm (3.03 x 3.19 in.) |
Explains the purpose and content of the operator's manual.
Covers crucial safety warnings, hazards, and protective measures for engine operation and maintenance.
Details daily checks and essential personal protective equipment for safe operation and maintenance.
Discusses fire prevention, eye protection, skin protection, and handling flammable materials.
Outlines safety for engine start, electrical systems, welding, and cooling system work.
Emphasizes proper fuel quality, safe battery handling, and correct polarity.
Provides safety guidance for maneuvering, lanyard use, accidents at sea, and stern turbulence.
Explains the manual, warranty, new boat familiarization, and engine break-in procedures.
Outlines special care and maintenance for emission-certified engines to maintain compliance.
Introduces the Volvo Penta dealer network and the Action Service for support and repairs.
Describes the ignition lock and the functions of the start/stop panel buttons for engine control.
Explains the tachometer, operating information symbols, and various engine status indicators.
Covers the EVC system display, its screens, and contrast adjustment.
Details display settings, units, calibration procedures, and depth compensation adjustments.
Explains the single-lever control for gearshift and throttle, including disconnecting the gearshift function.
Lists essential pre-start checks and the detailed procedure for starting the engine.
Explains starter motor protection and the procedure for warming up the engine after starting.
Instructs on reading instruments, handling alarms, and safe maneuvering techniques.
Provides advice on operating the engine while sailing and recommendations for efficient cruising speeds.
Details correct engine shutdown steps and essential checks after the engine has been stopped.
Covers procedures for extended breaks and precautions for cold weather conditions.
Explains alarm indicators, system failures, and troubleshooting for common faults.
Provides a guide for tracing faults and procedures for starting with auxiliary batteries.
Presents a summary of service intervals (A-F) and special intervals (S1) for maintenance.
Covers routine visual inspections of the engine and engine bay for potential issues.
Details procedures for checking, adjusting, and replacing drive belts for proper tension and condition.
Covers checking and topping up engine oil levels and lubrication system details.
Explains fuel filter replacement and fuel system bleeding procedures.
Provides instructions on coolant filling, mixing, and checking levels for the freshwater system.
Outlines the seawater system, its function, and general precautions.
Covers checks for main switches, fuses, and electrical connections to ensure proper system function.
Details battery maintenance, cleaning, charging, and replacement procedures.
Covers reverse gear oil checks and propeller shaft sealing inspection.
Details drive system checks, transmission lubricant, and corrosion protection anode maintenance.
Details cleaning, greasing, and installation procedures for propellers.
Provides comprehensive instructions for preparing the boat and engine for winter storage.
Offers guidance on painting the drive/hull and procedures for launching after storage.
Lists key engine specs, oil capacity, viscosity, and oil change intervals.
Specifies the required fuel quality, restrictions, and additives for diesel engines.
Details freshwater system volume, thermostat specs, and coolant mixing guidelines.
Lists water quality standards, electrical system specs, and reverse gear/drive data.
Explains how to find and record engine and transmission identification numbers.
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