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If the fuel tank is overfilled, some fuel may come out of the vent.
Check all fuel system components before each season and inspect regularly
during the season for any leaks, bad hose connections or blockages.
It is important that the fuel system is leak free. See the Maintenance/Care
section for more information.
Bilge
The lowest part of the boat where incidental water drains is called the bilge.
Water drains into the bilge during rainy weather or heavy storms. Some
models are equipped with a bilge pump to remove this water through the hull.
The bilge pump is located in the bottom, aft of the boat, near the drain plug.
To operate the bilge pump, engage the bilge switch; the pump will operate
as long as the switch is engaged. If there is any water in the bilge, it will
shoot out from the bilge drain opening. Be sure to turn off the bilge switch
to avoid damaging the pump after the water is drained.
Occasionally check that debris is not jamming the pump impeller. Periodically
inspect the electrical connections to make sure that they are waterproof. All
plumbing must be secure because most of the pump is below water level
and a leak will allow water into the boat. See the Maintenance/Care section
for more information.
Lights
Most models are equipped with stowaway navigation lights for operation
after sunset. When not in use, the running lights are secured to the light
holders.
To mount the navigation lights:
1. Open the base lid cover.
2. Align the screw head on the light pole with the slot in the fight base and
push pole in.
3. Lock the pole in place by turning the eccentric connector down on the
pole over base.
4. Press Light switch to NAV position to turn on lights for running; press
Light switch to ANC to turn on the stern light only for anchoring.
● NOTE ●
Key West boats are equipped with removable navigation
lights to allow for more fishing convenience and to
prevent damage from docking lines, etc. It is best to
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