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Low Fuel - If the fuel tank is too low to
continue normal operation much
longer, this warning light 1 will come
on. Refill the fuel tank as soon as pos-
sible (see “Filling the Fuel Tank,” page
3-3).
Low Oil - If the oil tank is too low to con-
tinue normal operation for much longer,
this warning light 2 will come on. Refill
the oil tank as soon as possible (see
“Filling the Oil Tank,” page 3-3).
If the oil level warning indicator
comes on, refill with engine oil as
soon as possible. The engines will
be severely damaged if they are run
without oil.
FEATURES & FUNCTIONS 2
GAUGES
1. Speedometer
This meter shows the boat speed in
miles per hour (mph).
2. Tachometers
The Sport Boat has two tachome-
ters which display engine rpm. The
one on the left is for the port engine.
The one on the right is for the star-
board engine. For cruising, adjust
the throttle levers so both engines
are running at the
same rpm.
NOTE: Because of the
mechanical throttle linkage, the throttle
levers may not be exactly even with
one another when the engines are run-
ning at the same rpm.
3. Fuel Level Gauge
The fuel level gauge shows the
amount of fuel in the fuel tank. The
ignition switch must be in the “ON”
position to activate the gauge.
Always consider the distance you are
travelling and the amount of available
fuel you have. Be sure you have
enough fuel to reach the next fuel stop.
Be sure to begin returning to the port
before you have consumed a half a
tank of fuel.
4. Warning Indicators
The warning indicator panel has
lights to alert you about certain con-
ditions on your Sport Boat.
1 Low Fuel
2 Low Oil
2 FEATURES & FUNCTIONS
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