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Miscellaneous
Hardware
Most of the metal hardware on your boat consists of brass, stainless steel, or aluminum
and should be cleaned on a periodic basis with soap and water. In fresh water, metal
fittings and hardware should be sprayed annually with a rust inhibitor such as WD-40,
and every two or three months in saltwater.
Bilge
The bilge of your boat can accumulate oil and greasy dirt over a period of time and
should be cleaned out periodically. Usually, ordinary soap and water does not remove the
accumulation and something stronger will be needed. Check with your Malibu dealer for
recommendations.
Windows and Windshields
The windows and windshields on your Malibu boat are made of tempered safety glass
and are similar to the windows in your car. The glass will scratch however, and abrasive
cleaners should not be used to clean your windows. Soap and water or automotive glass
cleaners may be used.
Winterizing
When the boating and ski season comes to an end, it is recommended that the boat be
removed from the water and stored. It is extremely important that proper winterizing
procedures are read and followed to ensure longer boat life. Here is our list of suggestions
to keep your boat in top condition:
• Prepare the engine according to the instructions found in your engine owner’s
manual. It our recommendation that you contact your local Malibu dealer for
full winterization procedures.
• Clean and dry the boat interior and exterior thoroughly. Inspect boat hull for
residue and remove any if present.
• Clean the bilge area thoroughly and operate the bilge pump to remove any water
from bilge lines.
• Remove all seat cushions and open all storage areas. Store the seat cushions in a
cool and dry place.
• Cover the boat and store it in a garage or other protected facility.
• If the boat is stored on a trailer, you should block the trailer wheels.
Storage and Winter Lay-up
Due to the problems that can occur from improper winterization, we recommend that you
take your boat to a certified Malibu dealership to perform this task. Without proper
preparation, storage for long periods of time may cause parts of the engine and
transmission to rust due to lack of lubrication. Also, if your boat will be stored in freezing
conditions, water inside these components to include cooling system, heater and shower
could result in major damage to your boat. Damage done due to improper winter storage
will void your warranty. Here is our list of suggestions to keep your boat in top condition.
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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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