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Yamaha WaveRunner XL700 2004 User Manual

Yamaha WaveRunner XL700 2004
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2004
WaveRunner
XL700
OWNER’S/OPERATOR’S
MANUAL
READ THIS MANUAL
CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATION!
F0M-F8199-75
Printed on recycled paper
YAMAHA MOTOR CO., LTD.
Printed in USA
Jun. 2003—0.7 × 1 CR
F0M-F8199-75
(E)

Table of Contents

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Yamaha WaveRunner XL700 2004 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerYamaha
ModelWaveRunner XL700
Year2004
CategoryBoat
Engine Type2-cylinder, 2-stroke
Displacement701 cc
Compression Ratio7.2:1
Cooling SystemWater-cooled
Starting SystemElectric
Lubrication SystemOil injection
Seating Capacity3
Bore x Stroke81 mm x 68 mm
Fuel DeliveryCarbureted
Storage Capacity13.2 gallons

Summary

GENERAL AND SAFETY INFORMATION

Identification Numbers

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

Important Labels and Warnings

Information on label locations, types, and prominent warnings for safe operation.

Safety Information and Operation Limits

Guidelines for safe operation, including operator age, load limits, and riding conditions.

Operation Requirements and Recommended Gear

Essential clothing, PFDs, and practices for safe riding.

Recommended Equipment and Safety Rules

Items for onboard use and essential safe boating practices.

FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS

Location of Main Components

Identification and description of key parts of the watercraft.

Seat and Storage Operations

Instructions for seat removal/installation and storage compartment usage.

Fuel and Throttle Controls

How to use the fuel cock knob and throttle lever for engine control.

Steering System and Handling

How handlebars control the jet thrust nozzle for steering.

Engine Warning and Indicator Systems

Explains the engine overheat warning and oil level warning lamps.

OPERATION

Fuel and Oil Information

Information on recommended fuel and oil types, and their properties.

Pre-Operation Checks

Essential checks to perform before each use for safety and reliability.

Starting and Stopping the Engine

Step-by-step guide for starting and stopping the watercraft's engine safely.

Operating the Watercraft Safely

General guidance on learning and safely operating the watercraft, including with passengers.

Handling Specific Situations

Procedures for capsized watercraft, turning, stopping, and beaching.

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

Storage and Cooling System Flushing

Procedures for storing the watercraft and flushing the cooling system.

Lubrication and Fuel System Maintenance

Steps for lubricating parts and maintaining the fuel system.

Battery Care and Checks

Care and maintenance of the watercraft's battery.

Periodic Maintenance Schedule

Schedule of recommended maintenance tasks and intervals for owner and dealer.

Spark Plug and Lubrication Points

How to inspect/adjust spark plugs and identify lubrication points.

TROUBLESHOOTING AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Guide to identify and resolve common problems with the watercraft based on symptoms.

Emergency Procedures Overview

Actions for common emergencies like clogged intake, dead battery, or towing.

Handling Submerged Watercraft

Steps to take if the watercraft becomes submerged or flooded.

APPENDIX

Index

Alphabetical listing of topics for quick reference.

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