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Crossing ...........................................................................................................................................................19

Meeting Head-On ...........................................................................................................................................19

Overtaking .......................................................................................................................................................19

The General Prudential Rule .........................................................................................................................19

Others Rules of the Road..............................................................................................................................19

Aids to Navigation ..........................................................................................................................................19

Night Running ................................................................................................................................................20

Watersports Safety .............................................................................................................................. 22

Hand Signals ................................................................................................................................................... 22

Towed Person Safety Responsibilities ........................................................................................................ 22

Additional Precautions for Towed Skier/Rider .......................................................................................... 23

Tow Line Guidelines ......................................................................................................................................24

Fallen Skier or Rider ......................................................................................................................................24

Develop Water Sense ....................................................................................................................................24

Emergency Procedures ....................................................................................................................... 25

Explosion and Fire ......................................................................................................................................... 25

Explosion......................................................................................................................................................... 25

Fire ...................................................................................................................................................................26

Swamping and Flooding ...............................................................................................................................26

Capsizing .........................................................................................................................................................26

Staying Afloat .................................................................................................................................................26

Collisions .........................................................................................................................................................26

Grounding ....................................................................................................................................................... 27

Person Overboard ......................................................................................................................................... 27

Drowning ......................................................................................................................................................... 27

Medical Emergency ....................................................................................................................................... 27

Operation Failure ........................................................................................................................................... 27

Towing ............................................................................................................................................................. 27

 

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE ............................................................29

Response TXi ..................................................................................................................................................30

Wakesetter 20VTX ........................................................................................................................................ 32

Wakesetter 21 MLX ........................................................................................................................................34

Wakesetter 21VLX ..........................................................................................................................................36

Wakesetter 22LSV ..........................................................................................................................................38

Wakesetter 23LSV ..........................................................................................................................................40

Wakesetter 25LSV ..........................................................................................................................................42

Wakesetter 23MXZ ........................................................................................................................................44

Wakesetter 24MXZ ........................................................................................................................................46

M240 ................................................................................................................................................................48

Recommended Seating ................................................................................................................................50

DASHES & VIDEO SCREENS ........................................................................53

Malibu Operating System ...................................................................................................................54

12” Center Display .........................................................................................................................................54

Surf Gate Control ..........................................................................................................................................54

Power Wedge Control ....................................................................................................................................54 

Summary of Contents for RESPONSE TXi 2021

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL 21...

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Page 3: ...abels You must also agree to comply with Federal State and Local Boating regulations The manual contains important information on boating safety boating rules proper operation and maintenance of your...

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Page 5: ...how to operate the boat and its systems correctly and safely as possible to ensure long term and enjoyable use However Malibu cannot anticipate every potential situation that can arise affecting the...

Page 6: ...cy Safety Stop Switch 7 Personal Flotation Devices 8 Fire Extinguisher 8 Horn or Whistle 9 Bilge Pump s 9 Visual Distress Signals 9 Recommended Safety Equipment 9 General Boating Safety Topics 9 Safe...

Page 7: ...25 Explosion and Fire 25 Explosion 25 Fire 26 Swamping and Flooding 26 Capsizing 26 Staying Afloat 26 Collisions 26 Grounding 27 Person Overboard 27 Drowning 27 Medical Emergency 27 Operation Failure...

Page 8: ...troller Sport Dash 62 TXi Standard Gauges and Screen 63 Gauges 63 TXi Standard Dash InfoCenter 63 InfoCenter Screens 63 Settings Screen 63 Lighting Screen 64 Controls Screen 64 Alarms and Notification...

Page 9: ...ssions V Drives 82 Safety 82 General Information 82 Serial Number 82 Engine Specifications 83 Engine Coolant 83 Engine Oil 83 Transmission Fluid 83 V Drive Oil 84 Fuel Filter 84 Maintenance Schedule 8...

Page 10: ...Heated and or Powered Driver s Seat 103 Armrests 103 Glove Box 103 Storage Compartments 104 Removable Cooler 104 Cup Holders 104 Removable Trash Receptacle 105 Carpets and Soft Grip 105 Grab handles...

Page 11: ...e the Coupler 120 Hitching and Unhitching 120 Connecting to the Boat 120 Trailer Winch 120 Tie Downs 120 Trailer Components and How they Function 120 Trailer Jack 120 Removable Guide Poles 120 Lights...

Page 12: ...tine Care 137 Carpets and Soft Grip 137 Swim Board 137 Hull and Deck Finishes 137 Salt Water Care and Maintenance 138 Stainless Steel Chrome and Aluminum Components 138 Routine Salt Water Brackish Wat...

Page 13: ...Power Wedge and Surf Gate Manual Extension and Retraction 148 Salt Water Boats 148 Storage and Winterization 148 Hull Gel Coat 148 Extended Non Use 148 Lifting the Boat 148 Winterizing Boats Equipped...

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Page 15: ...2021 OWNER S MANUAL Safety 1 SAFETY...

Page 16: ...t continuously be aware of weather conditions Sudden storms wind water conditions lightning etc can unexpectedly put boaters in grave danger Always check the local weather report before going boating...

Page 17: ...ard weight distribution Ensure that all passengers are properly and securely seated in appropriate seating locations to avoid falling or falling overboard Instruct and ensure that passengers always re...

Page 18: ...r others leaking fuel is a fire and explosion hazard Never remove or modify the engine neutral starting safety switch in any way Your boat engine should not start in gear If it does do not use the boa...

Page 19: ...ans registration with the designated state agency In a few jurisdictions the Coast Guard retains registration authority Your dealer will either supply registration forms or tell you where they may be...

Page 20: ...he lanyard be secured to the operator and the lock plate attached to the emergency cutoff switch prior to starting the engine and anytime the engine is operating The Emergency Safety Lanyard is design...

Page 21: ...e best PFD to keep you afloat in remote regions where rescue may be slow in coming Type II Near Shore Buoyant Vest This classic PFD comes in several sizes for adults and children and is for the calm i...

Page 22: ...istress signals Your dealer or local authorities can help you select appropriate visual distress signals for your area If you are required to carry distress signals you must have three USCG approved p...

Page 23: ...duties and notify the operator of any approaching watercraft or potentially unsafe conditions to help with collision avoidance Carbon Monoxide Safety Carbon Monoxide CO is a deadly colorless and odorl...

Page 24: ...has the potential to lead to injury or death The load capacity plate is used by boat manufacturers participating in the National Marine Manufacturers Association certification program Your manufactur...

Page 25: ...t Excessive weight placed in the stern of the boat can cause the inability to get on plane high bow up angles and can lead to steering difficulties High bow up angles can be dangerous due to the reduc...

Page 26: ...g authority Reporting Accidents Boat operators may be required by law to file a Boating Accident report with their state boating law enforcement agency or local authority the USCG or their country s b...

Page 27: ...s of change Bad weather can cause an uncomfortable and unsafe situation If a storm approaches seek a safe harbor Check forecasts before getting underway and continue to monitor conditions while on the...

Page 28: ...its the overboard dumping of all ship generated plastics chemi cals garbage and oil On Product Warning Labels Warning Labels Locations Warning labels are placed at specific locations on your Malibu bo...

Page 29: ...2021 OWNER S MANUAL Safety 15...

Page 30: ...16 Safety 2021 OWNER S MANUAL WINDSHIELD DECALS MODEL SPECIFIC WALKTHRU DECALS MODEL SPECIFIC Wakesetter Label Locations WALKTHRU DECALS...

Page 31: ...fety 17 ENGINE COMPARTMENT DECALS WHERE EQUIPPED MODEL SPECIFIC FUEL CAP DECALS DECK SEAT DECAL TRANSOM DECALS NOTICE ENSURE CAP IS TIGHT FOR PROPER COOLING SYSTEM PERFORMANCE WHERE EQUIPPED MODEL SPE...

Page 32: ...for a short trip you would be well served to contact the regional USCGA or DMV in the area where you will be boating The nautical Rules of the Road must be followed to prevent collisions between vesse...

Page 33: ...r Rules of the Road When navigating in narrow channels you should keep to the right when it is safe and practical to do so If the operator of a power driven vessel is preparing to go around a bend tha...

Page 34: ...Mooring buoys are white with a blue horizontal stripe Mooring to a navigation buoy regulatory markers or lateral markers is illegal Uniform State Regulatory Markers Regulatory markers indicate dangero...

Page 35: ...igure 1 or Figure 2 Boats of less than 7 meters 23 feet whose maximum speed cannot exceed seven knots may exhibit an all around white light and if practicable sidelights instead of the lights prescrib...

Page 36: ...fall Never water ski wakeboard or participate in other towed watersports at night Never jump from a boat that is moving at any speed Make sure that everyone knows and use approved towed watersports ha...

Page 37: ...boat engine or putting the boat into gear Slowly take up slack in tow lines before accelerating to watersports speeds Jerking the slack out of a tow line can cause high forces on the rope and towing e...

Page 38: ...ersports Responsibility Code Familiarize yourself with and follow the Watersports Responsibility Code WATERSPORTS SAFETY CODE Before you get in the water Skiing or riding instruction is recommended be...

Page 39: ...ce from obstacles so a skier rider falling or coasting and or watercraft will not encounter any obstacle Do not use in shallow water or near shore docks pilings swimmers other watercraft or any other...

Page 40: ...signal for assistance Burn hazard from gasoline floating on water which is ignited can cause death or serious injury Gasoline will float on top of water and can burn If the boat is abandoned swim upw...

Page 41: ...severe injury could occur Never hold a towline after it is pulled taut Activate the bilge pump s to reduce any flooding Try to operate the boat to keep the damaged area above water If necessary call o...

Page 42: ...28 Safety 2021 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 43: ...EFERENCE GUIDE WEIGHT CAPACITIES SHOWN REFLECT THE BEST AVAILABLE INFORMATION AT PRESS TIME PLEASE CHECK THE WEIGHT CAPACITY LABEL AFFIXED TO THE BOAT TO DETERMINE ACTUAL ALLOWABLE TOTAL ADDITIONAL WE...

Page 44: ...15 AUTOMATIC FIRE EXTINGUISHER WHERE EQUIPPED inside engine compartment 16 FUEL FILL 17 BACK UP CAMERA WHERE EQUIPPED where equipped above swim board 18 ENGINE EXHAUST two port starboard beneath swim...

Page 45: ...pen or closed bow Specifications Length 20 6 6 25 m Beam 95 2 41 m Draft 22 0 6 m Fuel 40 gal 151 L Hull Type T Cut Diamond Capacity 7 persons total in open bow 2 in bow 5 persons total in closed bow...

Page 46: ...RD WHERE EQUIPPED underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge 17 BACK UP CAMERA WHERE EQUIPPED center transom 18 ENGINE COMPARTMENT v drive located aft 19 BOW CAMERA WHERE EQUIPPED bow...

Page 47: ...Reference Guide 33 WAKESETTER 20VTX Specifications Length 20 6 10 m Beam 98 2 50 m Draft 27 0 7 m Fuel 39 gal 148 L Hull Type T Cut Diamond Capacity 11 persons total 2 in bow 1 551 lbs including peop...

Page 48: ...T WHERE EQUIPPED 11 ENGINE EXHAUST beneath swim board via surf pipe 12 TRANSOM DRAIN PLUG beneath swim board 13 STEREO REMOTE WHERE EQUIPPED on transom 14 TRANSOM TOW EYE center transom 15 SWIM BOARD...

Page 49: ...ck Reference Guide 35 WAKESETTER 21MLX Specifications Length 21 6 40 m Beam 98 2 50 m Draft 27 0 7 m Fuel 48 gal 182 L Hull Type Wake Plus Capacity 14 persons total 3 in bow 1 974 lbs including people...

Page 50: ...T WHERE EQUIPPED 11 ENGINE EXHAUST beneath swim board via surf pipe 12 TRANSOM DRAIN PLUG beneath swim board 13 STEREO REMOTE WHERE EQUIPPED on transom 14 TRANSOM TOW EYE center transom 15 SWIM BOARD...

Page 51: ...eference Guide 37 WAKESETTER 21VLX Specifications Length 21 6 40 m Beam 98 2 50 m Draft 27 0 7 m Fuel 48 gal 182 L Hull Type Wake Plus Diamond Capacity 13 persons total 3 in bow 1 833 lbs including pe...

Page 52: ...UIPPED center transom 18 POP UP SKI PYLON center adjacent to engine compartment 19 BOW CAMERA WHERE EQUIPPED bow 20 NAVIGATION LIGHT 21 DOCKINGLIGHTS WHEREEQUIPPED port and starboard 22 THRU HULL OUTL...

Page 53: ...ference Guide 39 WAKESETTER 22LSV Specifications Length 22 6 40 m Beam 102 2 60 m Draft 27 0 7 m Fuel 48 gal 182 L Hull Type Wake Plus Diamond Capacity 14 persons total 3 in bow 1 974 lbs including pe...

Page 54: ...HERE EQUIPPED on transom 14 TRANSOM TOW EYE center transom 15 SWIM BOARD 16 UNDER SWIM BOARD WHERE EQUIPPED underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge 17 BACK UP CAMERA WHERE EQUIPPED...

Page 55: ...ference Guide 41 WAKESETTER 23LSV Specifications Length 23 7 01 m Beam 102 2 60 m Draft 27 0 7 m Fuel 65 gal 254 L Hull Type Wake Plus Diamond Capacity 15 persons total 3 in bow 2 115 lbs including pe...

Page 56: ...ransom 15 SWIM BOARD 16 UNDER SWIM BOARD WHERE EQUIPPED underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge 17 BACK UP CAMERA WHERE EQUIPPED center transom 18 ENGINE COMPARTMENT v drive located...

Page 57: ...k Reference Guide 43 WAKESETTER 25LSV Specifications Length 25 7 62 m Beam 102 2 60 m Draft 32 0 8 m Fuel 87 gal 329 L Hull Type Wake Plus Capacity 18 persons total 3 in bow 2 538 lbs including people...

Page 58: ...on transom 14 TRANSOM TOW EYE center transom 15 SWIM BOARD 16 UNDER SWIM BOARD WHERE EQUIPPED underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge 17 BACK UP CAMERA WHERE EQUIPPED center transom...

Page 59: ...k Reference Guide 45 WAKESETTER 23MXZ Specifications Length 23 7 62 m Beam 102 2 60 m Draft 32 0 8 m Fuel 58 gal 220 L Hull Type Wake Plus Capacity 16 persons total 3 in bow 2 256 lbs including people...

Page 60: ...m 14 TRANSOM TOW EYE center transom 15 SWIM BOARD 16 UNDER SWIM BOARD WHERE EQUIPPED underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge 17 BACK UP CAMERA WHERE EQUIPPED center transom 18 ENGIN...

Page 61: ...k Reference Guide 47 WAKESETTER 24MXZ Specifications Length 25 7 62 m Beam 102 2 60 m Draft 32 0 8 m Fuel 87 gal 329 L Hull Type Wake Plus Capacity 18 persons total 4 in bow 2 538 lbs including people...

Page 62: ...center transom 15 SWIM BOARD 16 UNDER SWIM BOARD WHERE EQUIPPED underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge 17 BACK UP CAMERA WHERE EQUIPPED center transom 18 ENGINE COMPARTMENT v driv...

Page 63: ...L Quick Reference Guide 49 M240 Specifications Length 24 7 62 m Beam 102 2 60 m Draft 32 0 8 m Fuel 86 gal 329 L Hull Type Wake Plus Capacity 17 persons total 4 in bow 2 397 lbs including people 600 l...

Page 64: ...ear to ensure that weight is evenly distributed At no time should all passengers ride in the bow as WARNING DO NOToverload the boat Overloading or uneven loading can cause loss ofcontrol capsizing or...

Page 65: ...Guide 51 23MXZ 24MXZ M240 P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 23LSV 25LSV 22MXZ P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P...

Page 66: ...52 Quick Reference Guide 2021 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 67: ...2021 OWNER S MANUAL Dashes Video Screens 53 DASHES TOUCH SCREENS...

Page 68: ...they are fully retracted When the boat returns to the surf speed range the selected Surf Gate will extend To alert the driver and rider of a Surf Gate Transfer the tower lights will FLASH and audible...

Page 69: ...SET position 2 Enter the NAME of the preset using the keyboard pop up Press the DONE key to close the keyboard and then press NEXT 3 Select the desired icon for the preset and then press NEXT 4 For su...

Page 70: ...the engine is in idle The VIPER III system supports the following media formats for video playback Video divx cv flv h263 h254 intel h263 jpeg mpeg msmpeg msvideocoder wmv xvid or Image fig jpeg png t...

Page 71: ...e bar will turn red to notify the operator that the throttle is no longer in position and then the boat will begin to slow down If the throttle position indicator moves above the target window the boa...

Page 72: ...Weather channels with up to fifteen stations that may be saved To save a station select or tune to the station channel then press and hold on the desired location in the preset list This will copy and...

Page 73: ...o the dash USB port USB input devices with music stored on them can be accessed from this screen If a plugged in USB input device has music stored on it the Audio Source will automatically switch to U...

Page 74: ...urn the forward bilge pump On and Off If an Auto Bilge Alert occurs the driver will be able to navigate to the Controls page to see which bilge pump is running 2 Touch Heater to toggle the heater betw...

Page 75: ...e update After the software update is complete the system will reboot into the application Backlighting Touch Backlighting to allow the driver to adjust the brightness of the 12 7 and dash LEDs from 1...

Page 76: ...the fault from these pages Connection Bluetooth Connection Touch Bluetooth Connection to Enable Disable the Bluetooth functionality The user is also able to change the Bluetooth Name of the device A...

Page 77: ...ion provides more detail about the information that is displayed on the InfoCenter InfoCenter Screens Vessel Screen The Vessel Screen will show the Driver the following information Vessel Speed The Ve...

Page 78: ...NAV and pressing the Enter key will toggle the Navigation Lights On and Off Anchor Highlighting ANCHOR and pressing the Enter key will toggle the Anchor Light On and Off Storage Highlighting STORAGE a...

Page 79: ...tings menu and select Show Engine Code From that menu select the Show button Gauge View and Speed Control The Gauge View screen provides important engine parameters and system status displayed by the...

Page 80: ...e Interior or Tower adjustment sliders Control the volume of all the boat speakers with Master adjustment slide The Auto Volume feature increases volume as the boat speeds up It is controlled with the...

Page 81: ...Touch GPS to change the speed signal source from Zero Off to Paddlewheel The default is Zero Off The boat must be at idle throttle when changing this setting Throttle Touch Throttle to change the thr...

Page 82: ...e Touch Time Zone to select the time zone Maps Screen The Navionics Navigation System uses Global Positioning System GPS satellites and a map database to calculate and display route directions SD Card...

Page 83: ...course on the map Multiple courses can be displayed on the map New Auto Course NEW AUTO COURSE records the actual route the boat is traveling to be saved and recalled later NEW COURSE allows the user...

Page 84: ...rough Quick Access Keys and Touch Point commands Home Screen and Buttons The following information is displayed Actual speed RPM MPH KPH Number of detectable satellites Type of satellite signal ZeroOf...

Page 85: ...ys at a course Select Buzzer Volume and the following appears Select the volume for High and Low speed by utilizing the up and down arrows Touch BACK to return to the Slalom Settings screen Timing Rec...

Page 86: ...ill appear Buzzer Volume The buzzer volume adjustment compensates for increased engine noise As the boat speed increases and therefore the noises from the engine increase the volume of the buzzer will...

Page 87: ...the following criteria Category A This provides a slower engine response out of the buoy but the boat will tend to move ahead as the skier approaches the buoy Category B This provides a moderate engi...

Page 88: ...e Then push the appropriate breaker button fully and switch ON the circuit If the circuit continues to trip there is a problem somewhere in the system Take your boat to an authorized Malibu dealer to...

Page 89: ...ned and leaves boaters stranded away from shore or which can cause significant damage to the recharging alternator Batteries are located in the bow in all models and all configurations IMPORTANT NOTE...

Page 90: ...d Malibu dealer install the batteries Consumers can perform this procedure provided common sense safety guides the process If batteries have not been previously installed Step 1 Ensure the engine is O...

Page 91: ...needs to be presented to the authorized Malibu dealer for diagnosis and resolution of any issues that may be present Notice of potential malfunctions will appear on the video screen See Dashes and Vi...

Page 92: ...ckwise one eighth 1 8 of a turn with a coin or screwdriver until the cover arrow is aligned with the unlocked symbol 2 Remove the battery cover and the battery 3 Assure the white o ring cover seal rem...

Page 93: ...idable Alarms See Note above regarding functionality SURF GATE HIGH SPEED Occurs when speed is above 13 6 MPH with gate active SURF GATE RETRACT LEFT OR RIGHT Over current alarm when gate is trying to...

Page 94: ...80 Dashes Video Screens 2021 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 95: ...2021 OWNER S MANUAL Engines Drive Trains 81 ENGINES DRIVE TRAINS...

Page 96: ...le Checks Throughout this section of the manual additional safety issues are reiterated Always follow these instructions Repeating checks and inspections is far superior to ever skipping any of these...

Page 97: ...Axis strongly encourages the use of Malibu branded oil as it will meet or exceed all requirements to maintain a long life for the engine in excess of warranty mandates In LT4 engines use only 0w40 fu...

Page 98: ...el lines fuel tanks valves vapor hoses and other associated evaporative emissions control system components Manufacturer s Warranty Coverage This evaporative emission control system is warranted for f...

Page 99: ...marine engine Tier 3 exhaust engine standard Engines will also have an explanatory Star label attached as shown The applicable Star level will be marked and an explanation of the label designation ap...

Page 100: ...c event if any part of the system fails Malibu strongly encourages all owners operators to always be aware of proper operation Follow operational directives maintenance requirements and remain alert f...

Page 101: ...ge to the engine and such damage is not covered under warranty If diesel fuel is accidentally pumped into the Malibu system all contents of the fuel tank must be properly disposed of on shore and the...

Page 102: ...BIL when used properly protects engines and fueling systems from the harmful effects of storage in most instances Note however that even stabilized fuel can cause an engine to idle poorly and run les...

Page 103: ...eps to reduce the engine temperature resulting in damage is not covered under warranty actually cause additional harm If the boat was idling for a prolonged period of time and the engine became overhe...

Page 104: ...ugh much of the exhaust is disbursed into and through the water fumes still reach the swim platform and transom area of the boat including WakeView seating and the sun pads Therefore no one should eve...

Page 105: ...r it is started The length of time varies depending upon conditions but it is especially critical when operating in colder weather Oil viscosity thickens at these times Failure to allow it to warm up...

Page 106: ...ructions for oil and filter change procedures has been provided for oil changes AFTER the break in 10 hour oil change After the break in period follow the instructions presented in the Care and Mainte...

Page 107: ...nd passengers engine size and expected boating use skiing versus wakeboarding etc The Response and TXi features a 1 1 gear ratio The remaining Malibu models will range from 1 5 1 to 1 76 1 to 2 0 1 Tr...

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Page 109: ...2021 OWNERS MANUAL How It Works 95 HOW IT WORKS...

Page 110: ...It is recommended that the boat be cleaned as soon as practical The fire suppression manufacturers provide information regarding the proper and appropriate cleaning agents Also pay attention to the cl...

Page 111: ...orage compartments The lights provide white light These lights are LED and therefore bright without excessive heat However leaving them on for extended periods of time shortens the life of the bulb an...

Page 112: ...otion Malibu recommends the purchase of fenders also available from reputable marine suppliers Fender are available in a range of sizes and materials but the goal is to protect the boat from damage as...

Page 113: ...limited in options for reaching fuel pumps at the dock There should be no spit back or overfill at land based gas stations in North America However the requirements that eliminate those issues are not...

Page 114: ...aged from the video screen the controls on the steering wheel including audio and the Surf Band where equipped Controls on Port Side of Steering Wheel Cruise Control Press anywhere on the button to tu...

Page 115: ...plugged wire cut a short loss of power or sensor failure etc any part of the electronic throttle control system fails the engine controller will default to idle The operator will essentially have no c...

Page 116: ...nt visual indicator Control of this camera is available through a switch on the dash and the LED light will be on when the camera is activated Visual images appear in the 12 video screen Control for t...

Page 117: ...orgets to turn off the seat when the boat is powered down the seat heater will shut off after a predetermined amount of time since these are controlled via touch screen operation on Viper II equipped...

Page 118: ...odor is placed in a storage compartment or if anything has spilled in the compartment cleaning should occur as quickly as possible afterwards Never force a compartment closed as overloading could cau...

Page 119: ...ng boat operation You can read more on this in the Safety section of this manual The handles are crafted from stainless steel or anodized aluminum to resist rust and corrosion Routine maintenance shou...

Page 120: ...starboard side of the Bimini that must be pulled to release the Bimini to swivel Failure to do so will cause the Bimini to hit and potentially damage the windshield Such damage is not covered under wa...

Page 121: ...elease the two support rods Gently pull down on the Bimini canvas to release tension and make it easier to unhook the rods 3 Fold the back half on the Bimini forward 4 Pull the canvas over the tower t...

Page 122: ...t locks in place IMPORTANT Before pulling into a dock be sure to swivel racks inward to prevent damage to racks and the dock G5 Tower Mirror Housed in an aluminum billet with an adjustable arm the opt...

Page 123: ...e will always be activated even if the battery isolator switch is turned to the OFF position Therefore be certain the pump is working properly and there is no kink in the output hose before storing th...

Page 124: ...y boating outing in which the boat is removed from water This assists in the draining process Malibu recommends keeping the handles stored in a designated storage compartment on a routine basis so tha...

Page 125: ...e ballast pumps to continue operating when there is no water to be pumped will result in the internal components being permanently damaged which is not covered under warranty NOTICE speed is above 1 m...

Page 126: ...section of this manual Note that the rudder extends below the hull of the boat This is critical to remember when boating in shallow water or water with obstructions Even if the water appears deep enou...

Page 127: ...in this manual for information on how to properly remove debris from the raw water intake sea strainer Stern Thruster The stern thruster limited availability as an option is a propulsion device to aid...

Page 128: ...ly certain that there is sufficient depth Appearances can be deceptive especially in clear water When using the ladders use the steps with care to avoid slipping or falling Although the swim board is...

Page 129: ...require even more attention to detail Salt or polluted fresh water can quickly damage the boat including corrosion that may result in a serious threat to the well being of boaters Among the component...

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Page 131: ...2021 OWNERS MANUAL Trailers 117 TRAILERS...

Page 132: ...insurance requirements and to fully insure the trailer and boat and be prepared for any potential liability Review the tow vehicle s owner s manual as well prior to operation and towing Preparation Ne...

Page 133: ...but still allow for turning including close quarters turns The trailer also is equipped with a surge brake breakaway cable This cable explained further in this section of the Owner s Manual must also...

Page 134: ...e properly installed and secure prior to operation If it is damaged or missing you can operate temporarily with a or 5 16 shank padlock Never operate without the hitch pin or padlock as the trailer an...

Page 135: ...in holding the boat secure for loading unloading and towing never use worn straps Replace the Malibu approved straps only As part of the maintenance program the gears should be greased with a heavy du...

Page 136: ...ken the entire one piece unit will need to be replaced Additionally these tips can help keep the light system working at its best Check for properly operating lights prior to each use Use a small amou...

Page 137: ...each outing check that the lug nuts have retained the correct torque It is critical to use the correctly sized wrench when tightening or loosening lug nuts At present Malibu is using lug nuts on all t...

Page 138: ...portant things you can do to avoid tire failure such as tread separation or blowout and flat tires These actions along with other care and maintenance activities can also Improve vehicle handling Help...

Page 139: ...ike the curb when parking With radial tires it is usually not possible to determine under inflation by visual inspection For convenience purchase a tire pressure gauge to keep in your tow vehicle Gaug...

Page 140: ...rform or low long it will last Other factors such as personal driving style type of car quality of the roads and tire maintenance habits have a significant influence on your tire s performance and lon...

Page 141: ...hat small amounts of rust will build up on the brake s rotor surface if the trailer sits for a fairly short period of time as little as a week The brake s pads will eliminate the rust after several ap...

Page 142: ...owed vehicle brakes this is achieved by applying the manual override on the in cab brake controller In a breakaway situation the towed vehicle braking system is applied by the breakaway switch which i...

Page 143: ...exceeding appropriate depth can be a challenge even for veteran boaters Malibu offers an option depth alarm on all its trailers Regardless of the pitch of the ramp when the correct depth has been achi...

Page 144: ...ng is more challenging than driving down the road in a single vehicle Therefore you would be well advised to practice before undertaking a genuine tow to a body of water for an outing Malibu cannot an...

Page 145: ...neglect is not covered under warranty It can also result in trailer failure that could potentially cause serious injury or death not only to those in the tow vehicle but also to others on the road in...

Page 146: ...132 Trailers 2021 OWNERS MANUAL...

Page 147: ...2021 OWNER S MANUAL Get Ready 125 GET READY...

Page 148: ...to the process Operations Final Checks Before Starting Before getting underway operations checks should be completed to ensure a safe and enjoyable outing Verify that All safety requirements as outli...

Page 149: ...sponded press and hold the Start Stop button for approximately 1 second and then release The engine starter should engage and begin the process that will allow the engine to run If for some reason the...

Page 150: ...OFF the engine and troubleshoot Equipped with START STOP button Mechanical but ton Response premium Step 5 Press the power button and check that power to the electrical system appears by way of the v...

Page 151: ...ontrol means that the boat will push away from the direction of the turn The bow will follow a smaller turning circle than the stern does Note that the propeller does not move the boat directly forwar...

Page 152: ...U S Coast Guard Never tow a boat that is the same size or larger A tow line should attach only from the stern eyes to the bow eye with sufficient line to avoid contact between the two boats Do not use...

Page 153: ...rub repeatedly against the dock due to wave or tidal action but if there is too much slack the side of the boat may hit and damage the finish Tie up with the bow toward the waves if possible with a g...

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Page 155: ...2021 OWNER S MANUAL Care Maintenance 133 CARE MAINTENANCE...

Page 156: ...umidity of 50 with rapid spread occurring at 80 however some can grow in significantly lower temperatures and RH levels All fabrics will support growth but natural fibers like cotton due to their cell...

Page 157: ...ombat this by having the overall features and characteristics work in concert to maximize its resistance The fabric choice requires it to be lightweight high strength coated water repellant treated an...

Page 158: ...es dry and the ambient air dry and you can break the link This is very difficult Marine upholstery may be dry when one sits on it but it is constantly exposed to rain splashes and wet bathing suits Di...

Page 159: ...amage the material Failure to properly clean and maintain the upholstery will also void the warranty Additional Routine Care Carpets and Soft Grip The carpets and soft grip available through Malibu ar...

Page 160: ...s will help prevent moisture from affecting the surface Waxing these metal components will also help to preserve the finish Do not wax powder coated surfaces as the wax will collect in the textured su...

Page 161: ...and ensure long life for vulnerable components following the operation in salt or brackish water provide extra attention to the cleaning process Begin by gathering the following supplies WD 40 Long Te...

Page 162: ...onents on the boat trailer for signs of corrosion Corrosion Block should be used on metal trailer parts too paying attention to components that become submerged during boat launching and loading Exami...

Page 163: ...pired The instructions developed for the power trains and drive trains in Malibu boats function as the guidelines to a long term positive boating experience THE FOLLOWING ENGINE RELATED INFORMATION IS...

Page 164: ...nual for more information An overheating engine is probably due to inadequate water flow Leave the engine off To inspect the sea strainer open the engine compartment Note the sea strainer s appearance...

Page 165: ...attery Be sure that the holding box is dry prior to reinstalling the battery Repeat with the steps with the second battery After placing the battery back in the holding box reconnect the hold down The...

Page 166: ...t quick look can pinpoint an issue before it becomes a problem Check the Other Components This is a common sense approach If you ve been boating in dirty water cleaning out the sea strainer now instea...

Page 167: ...rforms the annual maintenance work consumers are well advised to pay attention to several components on the boat These include Engine Mounts and Engine Alignment Your engine is held firmly in place by...

Page 168: ...Disconnect the positive cable TAKING CARE TO AVOID ANY CONTACT BETWEEN THE POSITIVE BATTERY CABLE AND ANY METAL There may be residual charge still in the electrical system which could result in a ser...

Page 169: ...ug while in the water could result in the boat taking on water and sinking 4 Because the line will not feed through the drain plug with the line cap on raise the line above the oil pan This creates a...

Page 170: ...ank while another is on the engine Even though it is more accessible because it is under pressure this also is restricted to replacement by an authorized Malibu dealer While some boat owners may not h...

Page 171: ...e covered under warranty However some boaters especially those who are privileged to live on a shoreline or due to the methods of extracting boats from specific bodies of water must lift the boat to s...

Page 172: ...drain the engine block and water cooled manifolds If the petcocks are plugged carefully unclog the openings When all the water has drained out close all petcocks and replace any plugs that were remove...

Page 173: ...that may occur Disconnect the heater hoses where equipped and blow out all water using compressed air Remove the propeller and store in a safe place Remove the seat cushions and store in a cool dry l...

Page 174: ...152 Care Maintenance 2021 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 175: ...Anodes Replace as needed X Engine Maintenance Schedule Whichever comes first If the engine is subject to extreme use such as excessive ballast weight long idle time low use elevations above 5 000 feet...

Page 176: ...154 Care Maintenance 2021 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 177: ...2021 OWNER S MANUAL Warranty 155 WARRANTY...

Page 178: ...156 Warranty 2021 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 179: ...PLY TO YOU Section 2 The Limited Warranty Application and Terms Transferability Malibu Boats LLC Malibu Boats warrants to the original user or purchaser whoever comes first hereafter the Purchaser tha...

Page 180: ...ive trains manufactured by suppliers and installed by Malibu Boats will be subject to the limitations as described and provided by the supplier For a period of sixty 60 months for trailers beginning o...

Page 181: ...re explosion or freezing including the failure to perform proper winterization or preparations for storage or lack of use for periods in excess of thirty 30 days damages caused by atmospheric fallout...

Page 182: ...air the boat or its components damage or injury resulting from speeding demonstration or any type of racing damages resulting from the failure to properly maintain and care for the boat and its compon...

Page 183: ...omponents or parts under warranty does not extend the warranty period beyond the original expiration date Section 6 Warranty Voiding Events The following events will automatically void and discharge M...

Page 184: ...ion and or information regarding a warranty claim against a Malibu Boat Malibu Drive Train and or Malibu Trailer prior to its repair as well as designate the place of repair Subject to the terms of th...

Page 185: ...After five years from the date of original purchase a warranty transfer is no longer eligible The boat package must be fully inspected by an authorized Malibu dealer The dealer will complete a warran...

Page 186: ...ded beyond its original expiration date Disclaimer This Emissions Control Warranty is applicable only where CARB and or U S EPA emission control system warranty regulation is in effect The use of addi...

Page 187: ...gine manual or the Engine section of this manual for guidance Check the fuel level in the boat to be certain that the engine is not starving from lack of fuel or contaminated fuel Check for engine war...

Page 188: ...their terminal life span Another alarm sounds These occur when a sensor detects that the engine or transmission temperature range or oil pressure range have exceeded programmed limits The boat s main...

Page 189: ...Malibu Malibu Trailer dealer The brakes may require bleeding as there is air in the system that is allowing the actuator to malfunction The hitch ball may be too small too worn or require some lubric...

Page 190: ...ment Check Repair PFDs and Other Safety Equipment Check Repair Engine Mounts Check Repair Exhaust Flaps Check Repair Steering System Check Repair Shift Throttle System Inspect Repair Replace Ballast P...

Page 191: ...2021 OWNER S MANUAL Warranty 169 Date Date Date Date Date Date Date Date...

Page 192: ...ing 13 Attaching to the Tow Vehicle 130 Auto Detect 79 Axles 120 B Backlighting 67 Ballast System 110 Band Surf 78 Basic Electrical Components 73 Basic Rules of the Road 18 Basic Safety Rules Trailer...

Page 193: ...rns Environmental 14 Conditions Hazardous 13 Configuration 61 Connect to the Tow Vehicle How to 120 Connecting to the Boat 120 Connecting Disconnecting Batteries 76 Connections to the Tow Vehicle 178...

Page 194: ...ed Safety 9 Equipment Safety and Required 9 Event Screen TXi 3 in 1 70 Exhaust Flap 146 Exhaust System 90 Explosion 25 Extended Non Use 148 Extended Storage and Winterization 150 Extension and Retract...

Page 195: ...Xi 63 L Label Star 85 Labels and Locations Warning 15 Labels On Product Warning 15 Ladder 99 Ladders Swim Board and 114 Language 61 Launching and Re Loading the Boat from the Trailer 131 Legal Require...

Page 196: ...sibility and Boating Education 6 P Paddlewheel 113 Passenger Safety 10 PDF Viewer and Video Player TXi 66 Performance Interior 99 Person Overboard 27 Person Safety Responsibilities Towed 22 Personal F...

Page 197: ...y Defects Trailer Reporting 118 Safety Education Opportunities Boating 6 Safety Equipment Check the 145 148 Safety Equipment Recommended 9 Safety First 6 Safety Information Important 6 Safety Responsi...

Page 198: ...e and 131 Storage and Winterization 148 Storage and Winterization Extended 150 Storage Compartments 104 Strut 112 Support Systems Monsoon Engine 86 Surf Band 78 Surf Gate Control 54 Surf Gate Manual E...

Page 199: ...ngines Transmission 82 Vehicle Connections to the Tow 118 Vehicle How to Connect to the Tow 120 Vessel Burdened 18 Vessel Encountering Another 18 Vessel Privileged 18 Vessel Safety While Maintaining t...

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Page 201: ...ncer and birth defects or other reproductive harm To minimize exposure avoid breathing exhaust service your vessel in a well ventilated area and wear gloves or wash your hands frequently when servicin...

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