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Your propeller is custom calibrated for your
Malibu by our Research and Design team to
give maximum performance. Before
installing props other than those suggested
by Malibu contact your dealer, otherwise
adverse handling and top speed
characteristics may be experienced.
The prop is identified by two numbers, i.e.,
13 x 14, and material identification such as
brass or stainless steel. The first number is
the diameter of the prop and the second is
the pitch. The pitch is the angle of the
blades and is measured in how far the boat will travel through the water in one
revolution. In this case, for every one revolution the boat will travel 14 inches.
Do not operate engine above the manufacturer’s
recommended RPM rating; severe damage could result,
voiding the warranty.
At least once a year, more often if you use your boat extensively, you should have your
local Malibu dealer inspect the propeller for any possible damage.
At least once a month, if you use your boat regularly, you should check and tighten the prop
nut. If it is necessary to remove the prop, use care. If the prop is not removed correctly, damage
could result if it comes off the shaft too quickly and hits the ground. Whenever possible, use a
prop pulling tool to remove prop, this will reduce the chance of damaging the prop.
Malibu Exclusive Adjustable Rudder System
Your Malibu steering is custom calibrated at the
Malibu factory at the time of manufacturing. However, it may be
necessary from time to time to adjust the steering due to normal
operations. Malibu Boats’ unique adjustment feature allows custom
calibration to your specific driving needs. The Malibu Adjustable
Rudder system allows you to increase or decrease the amount of load
that is typically on the steering system.
If it is determined that your rudder needs adjustment, you can do so
by adjusting tunable feature located on the rudder surface. Locate the
1/8" set-screws. Loosening the set-screws will release the adjustment
tab. If your boat pulls to the right, turn the tab to the right 1/8th to 1/4". Do not move
beyond this point. Only minor adjustments are needed to make a correction. Note that it
may take more than one adjustment to get the desired setting. Tighten the set-screws
when adjustment is completed.
KC-2220M
Figure 3-13. Propeller
Figure 3-14.
Adjustable Rudder
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- SERVICE/MAINTENANCE LOG 2
- CONTENTS 5
- TABLE OF F 6
- INTRODUCTION 7
- & STANDARDS 7
- MODEL SPECIFICATIONS 8
- BOATING S 9
- Regulations 10
- Responsibilities 10
- Figure 1-2. Fire Extinguisher 11
- Emergencies 12
- Hazardous Conditions 13
- Carbon Monoxide 14
- Operation By Minors 15
- Passenger Safety 15
- Basic Rules Of The Road 15
- Figure 1-7. Buoy Shapes 17
- Figure 1-8. Spherical Marker 17
- Figure 1-9. Day Markers 17
- FEATURES & C 21
- Figure 2-4. Graphical Display 22
- Figure 2-7. Dash Gauges 24
- A STEP BEYOND 25
- SPEED ON 27
- SPEED OFF 27
- Power Wedge 28
- IGNITION SWITCH 29
- Throttle Control 31
- Steering System 32
- Emergency Engine Stop Switch 32
- Motorbox Cover 33
- Driver’s Seat 33
- V-Drive Engine Access Hatch 34
- Ski Pylon 35
- Swim Platform 35
- Navigational Lights 36
- Storage Areas 36
- Drain Plugs 37
- Speedometer Pickup 37
- Tilt Steering Wheel 38
- Ventilation 39
- Optional Equipment 40
- Location (Arm Rest) 41
- Figure 2-37. Stereo 41
- Remote Control Panel 41
- Figure 2-40. Pull-Up Cleat 42
- Figure 2-41. SaniPottie 42
- Figure 2-42. Wedge Down 43
- Figure 2-43. Wedge Up 43
- Figure 2-44. Scarpa 43
- Suppression Plate (SSP) 43
- OPERATION 45
- Figure 3-2. Safety Chains 46
- Figure 3-4. Transom Tie-Down 46
- Figure 3-3. Bow Tie-Down 46
- Warning Labels 48
- Starting 49
- KC-0991M 49
- Shifting/Running 51
- Steering 51
- Stopping 53
- High Speed Operation 55
- Towing A Skier 56
- Figure 3-11. Hand Signals 57
- Towing Another Boat 58
- Anchoring 58
- Propellers 58
- KC-2220M 59
- Corrosion Protection 60
- CARE AND M 61
- Exterior 62
- Engine/Drive Train 64
- HIGH (FULL) 65
- LOW (ADD) 65
- Figure 4-2. Drip Less Shaft 66
- Fuel System 67
- Electrical 68
- Figure 4-5. Battery Level 69
- Miscellaneous 70
- Troubleshooting 72
- Warranty 75
- Gelcoat Coverage 76
- Audio System coverage 76
- What is not Covered 77
- Glossary 79
- Required Maintenance Schedule 82
- Indmar Engines 82
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