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T4000 OM
5.0 FUEL SYSTEM
5.1 Fuel Tank
The aluminum fuel tank has been pre-­‐tested and is static grounded.
5.2 Fueling
Before opening the fuel inlet deck cap, be sure all open flames aboard the yacht are
extinguished, no person is smoking and that the electrical main switch as well as all
electrical circuits are turned to "off". Once the tank has been filled, close the inlet cap tightly
and wash down any spills with fresh water.
5.3 Fuel Grade
For specific fuel grades refer to the engine Owner’s Manual.
6.0 ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION
6.1
Engine
All necessary specifications and information concerning the engine installed aboard your
yacht may be found in the engine Owner's Manual. Read this manual carefully so that it is
thoroughly understood. The life and performance of the engine will depend upon the care it
is given.
6.2
Transmission
The reduction gears and reverse gears are contained in the transmission casing attached to
the after end of the engine. These gears normally require little maintenance, however,
the oil should be checked from time to time (see the Engine Owners Manual).
To avoid damage to the gears and to increase clutch life, the engine should ALWAYS be at
idle when shifting gears.
6.3 Saildrive (Standard)
All necessary specifications and information concerning the Saildrive installed aboard your
yacht may be found in the engine Owner's Manual. Read this manual carefully so that it is
thoroughly understood. The life and performance of the engine will depend upon the care it
is given