Yamaha GP1300R WaveRunner 2006 User Manual

2006
WaveRunner
GP1300R
OWNER’S/OPERATOR’S
MANUAL
LIT-18626-06-51
U.S.A. Edition
READ THIS MANUAL
CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATION!

Yamaha GP1300R WaveRunner 2006 Specifications

General

Manufacturer	Yamaha
Model	GP1300R WaveRunner
Year	2006
Category	Boat
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Engine Type	2-stroke
Fuel Capacity	18.5 gallons

Summary

2006 WaveRunner GP1300R Owner's/Operator's Manual

General and Safety Information

Identification Numbers

Details about PRI-ID, HIN, and engine serial numbers.

Safety Information and Operating Limitations

Covers operator limits, cruising limits, requirements, and watercraft characteristics.

Rules of the Road for Watercraft

Identification Numbers: Primary ID

Identification Numbers: HIN and Serial

Emission Control Information and Labels

CARB Star Emission Labels Explained

Critical Warning Labels for Safety

Essential Safety Information and Operator Limits

Cruising Limitations and Safe Practices

Operation Requirements and Protective Gear

Rules of the Road for Waterway Navigation

Rules When Encountering Other Vessels

Features and Functions Overview

Operation of Controls and Functions

Explains how to use the various controls and features of the watercraft.

Control Operation: Shut-Off and Throttle

Control Operation: Stop and Shut-Off Switches

Steering System Operation Guide

Quick Shift Trim System (QSTS) Selector

Engine Overheat Warning System

Exhaust Temperature Warning System

Yamaha Engine Management System (YEMS)

Multifunction Information Center Displays

Instrument Meter Functions: Hour, Fuel Warning

Instrument Meter: Oil and Check Engine Warnings

Warning Indicators: Overheat and Exhaust Temp

Operation Guide: Fuel, Checks, and Basic Riding

Fuel and Oil Management

Pre-Operation Safety Checks

Essential checks to perform before starting the watercraft for safety.

Watercraft Operation Basics

Fuel and Oil System Details: Gasoline Safety

Filling the Fuel Tank Safely

Filling the Oil Tank Properly

Comprehensive Pre-Operation Checks

Pre-Operation Checks: Engine and Hull

Battery Inspection and Maintenance

Fire Extinguisher Check and Storage

Throttle and Steering System Checks

Quick Shift Trim System (QSTS) Operation Check

Jet Unit and Engine Shut-Off Cord Checks

Switches, Outlets, and Information Center Checks

General Operation and Engine Break-In

Launching the Watercraft Safely

Starting the Engine: Procedures and Warnings

Operating Your Watercraft: Skills and Familiarization

Learning to Operate Safely

Riding with a Passenger: Handling and Safety

Starting the Watercraft Safely

Starting and Boarding Procedures

Boarding and Starting in Deep Water

Boarding with a Passenger: Safety and Balance

Capsized Watercraft: Righting Procedures

Turning the Watercraft: Throttle and Handlebar Input

Stopping the Watercraft Safely and Effectively

Post-Operation Checks and Cooling System Flushing

Maintenance and Care Guide Overview

Lubrication Points and Fuel System Safety

Battery Care and Storage Procedures

Periodic Maintenance and Adjustments Overview

Periodic Maintenance Schedule Chart

Inspecting the Fuel System for Leaks and Damage

Jet Thrust Nozzle Angle and Throttle Cable Checks

Spark Plug Cleaning, Adjustment, and Installation

Lubrication Points for Moving Parts

Inspecting Battery Electrolyte Level and Terminals

Adjusting Yamaha Adjustable Sponsons (YAS)

Troubleshooting and Emergency Procedures

Troubleshooting Common Operational Issues

Section dedicated to identifying and resolving operational problems.

Emergency Procedures for Critical Situations

Steps for cleaning intake, jump-starting, towing, or handling submersion.

Troubleshooting Chart: Engine Start Issues

Troubleshooting Chart: Engine Running and Warning Lights

Troubleshooting Chart: Power Loss and Bilge Issues

Emergency: Cleaning Jet Intake and Impeller

Emergency: Jump-Starting the Battery Procedure

Towing the Watercraft in an Emergency

Emergency: Submerged Watercraft Procedures