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2020 Malibu Boats LLC • Owner’s Manual • Page 241
routine
maintenance
Attention to the mechanical components of the boat are as critical as any matter
in ensuring a long, enjoyable ownership. Some boat maintenance is required prior
to and following every outing, some must be done on a regular schedule, and some
has to be done in accordance with proper storage and winterization. Because of
the complexity of some components, such as the fuel system, you will need to seek
assistance from an authorized Malibu dealer’s service department. Other issues can
be easily accomplished by the boat operator.
The following engine and drive-train-related information appearing
in this section of the Owner’s Manual is intended for Malibu-built engines
and drive trains. The instructions must be followed in order to keep the
warranty in effect.
Note that these instructions should be followed even after the warranty
period has expired. The instructions developed for the power trains and
drive trains in Malibu boats function as the guidelines to a long-term,
positive boating experience.
Failure to follow the care and maintenance
instructions as provided in this section of
the Owner’s Manual can result in damage
to the engine and transmission that is
not covered under warranty. The rest of the care and maintenance
information provided for the boat is also critical to long-term success
in boat operations. Under some circumstances, failure to follow the
instructions, especially as noted on a timely basis, could result in the
boat becoming inoperable, stranding boaters and/or placing those on-
board in situations that could result in potentially dangerous situations.
The following engine-related information is
provided for the Malibu Monsoon Engines. Unless
otherwise directed, the instructions are applicable
to all engines.
BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE
(Details follow about each.)
• Check coolant level.
• Inspect the sea strainer.
• Check the engine oil level.
• Check the battery holders and the connections.
• Check for odors, particularly fuel odors.
AFTER STARTING THE ENGINE
(Details follow about each.)
• Check for odors, particularly from exhaust emissions.
• Be certain that the battery registers as fully charged and that there is
sufficient fuel for the outing.