The drive legs are then adjusted and calibrated by fol-
lowing the procedures in the VODIA system.
IMPORTANT!
This
operation must always be followed by the Parallel
calibration of drive legs procedure.
Calibration of lower gear case parallelism
The calibration routine is carried out after the factory
settings
are completed. It is used to calibrate the rela-
tive positions of the port and starboard drive legs.
The boat may not be in the water. A switch box and a
special tool for drive center positioning are required for
this procedure. The switch box is connected to the
engine diagnostic systems and the VODIA tool.
The drive center positioning tools are used to set the
drive legs parallel to each other and the keel. The drive
legs are adjusted and calibrated by following the pro-
cedures in the VODIA system.
Tools:
3838619 VODIA, diagnostic tool
3887101 Break-out box
3849622 Calibration tool
21406897 Calibration tool
Using the 21406897 Calibration tool
1 Fit the two parts of the tool to the drive unit pro-
peller shafts with the light sources facing inwards.
2 Switch on power and turn the tool so that the
points of light are at the same height as the light
sources.
3 Adjust the drive unit angles until both points of
light meet the light sources.
NOTICE! Laser calibration for triple and quad
installations: refer to the sequence in the section
below (Using the
3849622 Calibration tool).
Using the 3849622 Calibration tool
Twin installation
1 Press
the tool's plastic cylinders into the drive leg
exhaust outlets (1).
NOTICE! The plastic cylinders must be pressed
all the way in to the bottom of the exhaust outlets.
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