Raider 50 HP TLDI, Service Manual

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2. 2. 2. 2. Inspecting Engine Oil System Inspecting Engine Oil System Inspecting Engine Oil System Inspecting Engine Oil System
Bleeding Air from Oil Pump Bleeding Air from Oil Pump Bleeding Air from Oil Pump Bleeding Air from Oil Pump
Conduct a visual check of the clear vinyl pipes connecting the oil pump to the
oil tank to inspect for the presence of air. Bleed hoses if necessary.
Do this by loosening the air vent screw on the air pump and
bleed until all air has been removed from the piping.
Use a cloth to wipe away the bled oil.
Note that the air may not bleed out properly if the oil in the tank is
too low. Make sure to fill the tank prior to bleeding air from the
piping.
Oil Filter and Oil Tank Oil Filter and Oil Tank Oil Filter and Oil Tank Oil Filter and Oil Tank
Check the oil filter for water and foreign matter. If present, disconnect
all piping connecting the oil tank to the oil pump from the outboard
engine and remove all oil and any water or foreign matter. Reconnect
oil tank and add new oil; then repeat the same air bleeding procedure
used on the oil pump
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3. 3. 3. Inspecting Fuel System Inspecting Fuel System Inspecting Fuel System Inspecting Fuel System
Replacing Engine Fuel Filter
Replacing Engine Fuel Filter Replacing Engine Fuel Filter
Replacing Engine Fuel Filter
Fuel filter (Detachable type)
The red ring floats when
water is present. If it floats,
remove cup and empty out the
water.
High-Pressure Fuel Filter (Disposable type)
Refer to maintenance chart.