Yamaha SUV1200 WaveRunner 2004 Manuals

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Yamaha SUV1200 WaveRunner 2004 Owner's/Operator's Manual (140 pages)

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Boat | Size: 12.14 MB

General and Safety 1

4
- Table of Contents
  4
- Features and Functions
  4
- Maintenance and Care
  4
- Identification Numbers
  
  6
- Emission Control Information
  
  7
  - Approval Label of Emission Control Certificate
    7
  - Manufactured Date Label
    7
- Important Labels
  
  8
  - Label Location
    8
  - Warning Labels
    9
  - Other Labels
    12
- Safety Information
  
  13
  - Limitations on Who May Operate the Watercraft
    13
  - Cruising Limitations
    14
  - Operation Requirements
    15
  - Recommended Equipment
    17
  - Hazard Information
    18
  - Watercraft Characteristics
    18
  - Water-Skiing
    19
- Rules of the Road
  
  21
  - Steering and Sailing Rules
    21
  - Stand-On Vessel
    21
  - Give-Way Vessel
    21
  - Rules When Encountering Vessels
    22
  - Other Special Situations
    23
  - Reading Buoys and Other Markers
    23
  - Sailing Vessel Right-Of-Way
    23
  - Narrow Channels and Bends
    23
  - Fishing Vessel Right-Of-Way
    23
- To Get more Boating Safety Information
  
  25
  - United States Coast Guard
    25
  - Other Sources
    25
  - Watercraft Education and Training
    25
- Enjoy Your Watercraft Responsibly
  
  26
Features and Functions

27
- Operation
  27
- Location of Main Components
  
  28
- Operation of Controls and Other Functions
  
  31
  - Rear Seat
    31
  - Front Seat
    32
  - Hood
    33
  - Fuel Tank Filler Cap
    34
  - Oil Tank Filler Cap
    34
  - Fuel Cock Knob
    35
  - Engine Stop Switch
    36
  - Engine Shut-Off Switch
    36
  - Choke Knob
    36
  - Throttle Lever
    37
  - Start Switch
    37
  - Cooling Water Pilot Outlet
    38
  - Steering System
    38
  - Tilt Lever
    39
  - Shift Lever
    40
  - Quick Shift Trim System (QSTS) Selector
    41
  - Bow down
    42
  - Bow up
    42
    
    Handgrip
    43
    
    Side Grips
    43
    
    Engine Overheat Warning System
    44
    
    Multifunction Meter
    45
    
    PADLOC (Programmable Digital Locking Ignition)
    46
    
    Selecting "Padloc" Mode
    47
    
    Tachometer
    48
    
    Speedometer
    49
    
    Fuel Meter
    49
    
    Engine Oil Meter
    50
    
    Clock
    50
    
    Hour Meter
    51
    
    Trip Timer
    51
    
    Tripmeter
    52
    
    Fuel Warning Indicator
    52
    
    Oil Warning Indicator
    53
    
    Engine Overheat Warning Indicator
    53
    
    Battery Warning Indicator
    54
    
    Storage Compartments
    55
  - Front Storage Compartment
    55
  - Glove Compartment
    56
  - Rear Storage Compartments
    57
Operation

59
- Fuel and Oil
  
  60
  - Gasoline
    60
  - 2-Stroke Engine Oil
    61
  - Filling the Fuel Tank
    62
  - Filling the Oil Tank
    63
- Pre-Operation Checks
  
  64
  - Pre-Operation Check List
    64
  - Pre-Operation Check Points
    65
  - Engine Compartment
    65
  - Hull and Deck
    65
  - Fuel and Oil Systems
    66
  - Water Separator
    66
  - Stern Drain Plug
    67
  - Fire Extinguisher
    69
  - Shift Lever and Reverse Gate
    71
  - Quick Shift Trim System (Qsts)
    72
  - Jet Unit
    73
  - Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
    73
- Operation
  
  75
  - Engine Break-In
    75
  - Launching the Watercraft
    77
  - Starting the Engine
    77
  - Stopping the Engine
    80
  - Leaving the Watercraft
    80
- Operating Your Watercraft
  
  81
  - Getting to Know Your Watercraft
    81
  - Learning to Operate Your Watercraft
    81
  - Riding Watercraft with Passengers
    82
  - Starting the Watercraft
    83
  - Starting from a Dock
    84
    
    Boarding and Starting in Deep Water
    85
  - Boarding Alone
    85
  - Boarding with Passengers
    86
    
    Capsized Watercraft
    87
    
    Turning the Watercraft
    89
    
    Stopping the Watercraft
    91
    
    Beaching the Watercraft
    92
    
    Docking the Watercraft
    92
    
    Reverse on Waterways
    93
    
    Rough Water Operation
    93
- Post-Operation Checks
  
  94
- Transporting
  
  96
Maintenance and Care

97
- Storage
  
  98
  - Flushing the Cooling System
    98
  - Lubrication
    100
  - Fuel System
    101
  - Battery
    102
  - Cleaning the Watercraft
    103
- Maintenance and Adjustments
  
  104
  - Owner's/Operator's Manual and Tool Kit
    105
  - Periodic Maintenance Chart
    106
  - Inspecting the Fuel System
    107
  - Fuel Filter
    108
  - Fuel Tank
    108
    
    Inspecting the Oil Injection System
    109
  - Oil Tank
    109
  - Oil Filter
    109
    
    Inspecting the Jet Thrust Nozzle Angle
    110
    
    Inspecting the Shift Cable
    110
    
    Inspecting and Adjusting the Throttle Cable
    110
    
    Cleaning and Adjusting the Spark Plugs
    111
    
    Lubrication Points
    113
    
    Adjusting the Choke Cable
    116
    
    Inspecting the Battery
    116
    
    Adjusting the Carburetor
    119
  - Adjusting the Trolling Speed
    119
    
    Replacing the Fuse
    120
    
    Bleeding the Oil Injection Pump
    120
- Specifications
  
  121
Troubleshooting and Emergency Procedures

123
- Troubleshooting and
  123
- Troubleshooting
  
  124
  - Troubleshooting Chart
    124
- Emergency Procedures
  
  127
  - Cleaning the Jet Intake and Impeller
    127
  - Jumping the Battery
    128
  - Connecting the Jumper Cables
    129
  - Towing the Watercraft
    130
  - Submerged Watercraft
    131
- Appendix
  
  133
  - Limited Warranty
    134

Yamaha SUV1200 WaveRunner 2004 Owner's/Operator's Manual (140 pages)

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Boat | Size: 11.93 MB

General and Safety 1

4
- Table of Contents
  4
- Features and Functions
  4
- Maintenance and Care
  4
- Identification Numbers
  
  6
- Emission Control Information
  
  7
  - Approval Label of Emission Control Certificate
    7
  - Manufactured Date Label
    7
- Important Labels
  
  8
  - Label Location
    8
  - Warning Labels
    9
  - Other Labels
    12
- Safety Information
  
  13
  - Limitations on Who May Operate the Watercraft
    13
  - Cruising Limitations
    14
  - Operation Requirements
    15
  - Recommended Equipment
    17
  - Hazard Information
    18
  - Watercraft Characteristics
    18
  - Water-Skiing
    19
- Rules of the Road
  
  21
  - Steering and Sailing Rules
    21
  - Stand-On Vessel
    21
  - Give-Way Vessel
    21
  - Rules When Encountering Vessels
    22
  - Other Special Situations
    23
  - Reading Buoys and Other Markers
    23
  - Sailing Vessel Right-Of-Way
    23
  - Narrow Channels and Bends
    23
  - Fishing Vessel Right-Of-Way
    23
- To Get more Boating Safety Information
  
  25
  - United States Coast Guard
    25
  - Other Sources
    25
  - Watercraft Education and Training
    25
- Enjoy Your Watercraft Responsibly
  
  26
Features and Functions

27
- Operation
  27
- Location of Main Components
  
  28
- Operation of Controls and Other Functions
  
  31
  - Rear Seat
    31
  - Front Seat
    32
  - Hood
    33
  - Fuel Tank Filler Cap
    34
  - Oil Tank Filler Cap
    34
  - Fuel Cock Knob
    35
  - Engine Stop Switch
    36
  - Engine Shut-Off Switch
    36
  - Choke Knob
    36
  - Throttle Lever
    37
  - Start Switch
    37
  - Cooling Water Pilot Outlet
    38
  - Steering System
    38
  - Tilt Lever
    39
  - Shift Lever
    40
  - Quick Shift Trim System (QSTS) Selector
    41
  - Bow down
    42
  - Bow up
    42
    
    Handgrip
    43
    
    Side Grips
    43
    
    Engine Overheat Warning System
    44
    
    Multifunction Meter
    45
    
    PADLOC (Programmable Digital Locking Ignition)
    46
    
    Selecting "Padloc" Mode
    47
    
    Tachometer
    48
    
    Speedometer
    49
    
    Fuel Meter
    49
    
    Engine Oil Meter
    50
    
    Clock
    50
    
    Hour Meter
    51
    
    Trip Timer
    51
    
    Tripmeter
    52
    
    Fuel Warning Indicator
    52
    
    Oil Warning Indicator
    53
    
    Engine Overheat Warning Indicator
    53
    
    Battery Warning Indicator
    54
    
    Storage Compartments
    55
  - Front Storage Compartment
    55
  - Glove Compartment
    56
  - Rear Storage Compartments
    57
Operation

59
- Fuel and Oil
  
  60
  - Gasoline
    60
  - 2-Stroke Engine Oil
    61
  - Filling the Fuel Tank
    62
  - Filling the Oil Tank
    63
- Pre-Operation Checks
  
  64
  - Pre-Operation Check List
    64
  - Pre-Operation Check Points
    65
  - Engine Compartment
    65
  - Fuel and Oil Systems
    65
  - Water Separator
    66
  - Fire Extinguisher
    68
  - Shift Lever and Reverse Gate
    70
  - Jet Unit
    71
  - Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
    71
- Operation
  
  73
  - Engine Break-In
    73
  - Launching the Watercraft
    75
  - Starting the Engine
    75
  - Stopping the Engine
    78
  - Leaving the Watercraft
    78
- Operating Your Watercraft
  
  79
  - Getting to Know Your Watercraft
    79
  - Learning to Operate Your Watercraft
    79
  - Riding Watercraft with Passengers
    80
  - Starting the Watercraft
    81
  - Starting from a Dock
    82
    
    Boarding and Starting in Deep Water
    83
  - Boarding Alone
    83
  - Boarding with Passengers
    84
    
    Capsized Watercraft
    85
    
    Turning the Watercraft
    87
    
    Stopping the Watercraft
    89
    
    Beaching the Watercraft
    90
    
    Docking the Watercraft
    90
    
    Reverse on Waterways
    91
    
    Rough Water Operation
    91
- Post-Operation Checks
  
  92
- Transporting
  
  94
Maintenance and Care

95
- Storage
  
  96
  - Flushing the Cooling System
    96
  - Lubrication
    98
  - Fuel System
    99
  - Battery
    101
  - Cleaning the Watercraft
    102
- Maintenance and Adjustments
  
  103
  - Owner's/Operator's Manual and Tool Kit
    104
  - Periodic Maintenance Chart
    105
  - Inspecting the Fuel System
    106
  - Fuel Filter
    107
  - Fuel Tank
    107
    
    Inspecting the Oil Injection System
    108
  - Oil Tank
    108
  - Oil Filter
    108
    
    Inspecting the Jet Thrust Nozzle Angle
    109
    
    Inspecting the Shift Cable
    109
    
    Inspecting and Adjusting the Throttle Cable
    109
    
    Inspecting the QSTS Mechanism
    110
    
    Cleaning and Adjusting the Spark Plugs
    111
    
    Lubrication Points
    112
    
    Adjusting the Choke Cable
    115
    
    Inspecting the Battery
    116
    
    Adjusting the Carburetor
    118
  - Adjusting the Trolling Speed
    118
    
    Replacing the Fuse
    119
    
    Bleeding the Oil Injection Pump
    119
- Specifications
  
  120
Troubleshooting and Emergency Procedures

121
- Troubleshooting and
  121
- Troubleshooting
  
  122
  - Troubleshooting Chart
    122
- Emergency Procedures
  
  125
  - Cleaning the Jet Intake and Impeller
    125
  - Jumping the Battery
    126
  - Connecting the Jumper Cables
    127
  - Towing the Watercraft
    128
  - Submerged Watercraft
    129
- Appendix
  
  131
  - Limited Warranty
    132

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Yamaha SUV1200 WaveRunner 2004 Owner's/Operator's Manual (140 pages)

Table of Contents

General and Safety 1

Identification Numbers

Emission Control Information

Important Labels

Safety Information

Rules of the Road

To Get more Boating Safety Information

Enjoy Your Watercraft Responsibly

Features and Functions

Location of Main Components

Operation of Controls and Other Functions

Operation

Fuel and Oil

Pre-Operation Checks

Operation

Operating Your Watercraft

Post-Operation Checks

Transporting

Maintenance and Care

Storage

Maintenance and Adjustments

Specifications

Troubleshooting and Emergency Procedures

Troubleshooting

Emergency Procedures

Appendix

Yamaha SUV1200 WaveRunner 2004 Owner's/Operator's Manual (140 pages)

Table of Contents

General and Safety 1

Identification Numbers

Emission Control Information

Important Labels

Safety Information

Rules of the Road

To Get more Boating Safety Information

Enjoy Your Watercraft Responsibly

Features and Functions

Location of Main Components

Operation of Controls and Other Functions

Operation

Fuel and Oil

Pre-Operation Checks

Operation

Operating Your Watercraft

Post-Operation Checks

Transporting

Maintenance and Care

Storage

Maintenance and Adjustments

Specifications

Troubleshooting and Emergency Procedures

Troubleshooting

Emergency Procedures

Appendix

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