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Ski-Doo RXT Series, GTX Series, RXP Series, GTI Series, WAKE Series Wake Models, Not shown Label

Models: RXT Series WAKE Series GTX Series GTI Series RXP Series

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LOCATION OF THE IMPORTANT LABELS

WAKE MODELS

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F00A2SL

LABEL 14

F18L3KY

LABEL 15

Not shown: Label 16

WARNING

WITH FULL BALLAST TANKS DO NOT:

–Use in waves.

–Jump waves.

–Operate over 50 km/h (30 MPH).

–Perform abrupt maneuvers. Handling characteristics of the watercraft could be affected.

NEVER:

–Install only one ballast tank.

–Fill only one ballast tank.

If ballast tanks are not properly secured on boarding platform, they could detach unexpectedly creating a risk of injury. Periodi- cally check that ballast tanks are properly attached.

Refer to your Operator's Guide for more information.

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Ski-Doo RXT Series, GTX Series, RXP Series, GTI Series, WAKE Series manual Wake Models, Not shown Label

Contents

2009 California Proposition 65 Warning Safety Messages Know Before You GoAbout this Operators Guide Foreword Table of Contents Vehicle Information PRE-RIDE Inspection cont’dSpecifications Special Procedures cont’dIdentification Numbers Engine Emissions InformationTable of Contents Safety Information Safety InformationAvoid Carbon Monoxide Poisoning General PrecautionsAvoid Gasoline Fires and Other Hazards Avoid Burns from Hot PartsSpecial Safety Messages Reminders Regarding OperationBefore Getting Underway Operators and Passengers Water Sports Swim Area Buoy CUT Motor Stop Skier OK Pick ME UP Safe Boating Courses HypothermiaSafety Equipment Required Safety EquipmentPersonal Flotation Devices PFDs Type I Wearable Helmets Additional Recommended EquipmentSafe Boating Practices Drugs and AlcoholSafe Operation Manoeuvrability Watercraft/Towing Operator/Passenger AwarenessSafety Information Crossing Operating RulesMeeting Head-On Navigation SystemCollision Avoidance Fueling Procedure Fueling ProcedureRecommended Fuel Wake Models TraileringLaunching/Loading Location of the Important Labels Label 1 Typical GTX, Wake and RXT Models Label 1 Typical RXP Models Label 1 GTI Models Label 7 Typical Not shown Label Wake ModelsWatercraft Outside North America Operation PRE-RIDE InspectionHull BatteryJet Pump Water Intake BilgeEngine Compartment Fuel TankSteering System and Side Vanes O.P.A.S Engine OilBallast Tanks Variable Trim System VTSStorage Compartment Covers and Seat Wakeboard RackVehicle Information 14614,17 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS/EQUIPMENTSTypical X Package Models Typical GTX Limited Dess Post Engine Stop Switch Handlebar Digitally Encoded Security System DessLimited-Speed Operation Engine Start/Stop Button Throttle LeverRXP, RXP-X, RXT-X and Wake Models RXP-X, RXT-X and Wake Models High Performance VTSInformation Center Gauge Shift LeverOptional on GTI 130 Model SpeedometerTachometer Fuel LevelAll Models Except GTI Models Indicator LightsGTI SE 130 Model Water Depth DisplayAll Models Except GTI Glove BoxRXP 215, RXP-X, RXT-X and Wake Models GTI ModelsGPS Receiver Global Positioning System Front Storage Compartment GTI, GTX and Wake Models Self-Contained Removable Storage BinGTX, Wake and RXT Models Auxiliary Storage CompartmentsRemovable Tray GTX Limited and Wake ModelsGTX and Wake Models Rear Seat LatchRXT Models RXP ModelsEngine Compartment Seat LatchFront and Rear bow/stern Eyelets Rear Storage BasketGTX, Wake, RXT Models Except X Package Front bow EyeletBoarding Step Mooring CleatsBilge Drain Plugs All Models Except GTI 130 and RXP ModelsSKI/WAKEBOARD Post Lifted Tighten the straps by firmly pulling upwards Fin outward Ballast System Recessed Cargo CleatsTypical Ballast System InstallationTo Fill Removal To EmptyOperating Instructions Principle of OperationPropulsion Neutral and Reverse Variable Trim System Steering Models with Sliding Side Vanes O.P.A.S. System Off-Power Assisted Steering System O.P.A.SBoarding the Watercraft GeneralBoarding from a Dock or in Shallow Water Boarding in Deep Water Cold and Warm Engine RidingAir Intake Opening Rear Grab HandleRough Water or Poor Visibility Operation Operation with Wakeboard Rack and Ballast TanksCrossing Waves Stopping/DockingPost-Operation Care Shutting Off the EngineGeneral Care Additional Care for Foul Water or Salt WaterExhaust System Flushing Ballast System Anticorrosion TreatmentJet Pump Water Intake and Impeller Cleaning Special ProceduresIn-Water Cleaning On-Beach Water CleaningSubmerged Watercraft Capsized WatercraftWater-Flooded Engine Towing the Watercraft in WaterSupply hose with red tape Maintenance Information Maintenance Schedule PART/TASK Electrical System First 10 Hours Hour Inspection Maintenance Procedures Recommended Engine OilEngine Oil Level Engine Oil Change and Oil Filter Replacement Recommended Engine CoolantEngine Coolant Level Engine Coolant Replacement Throttle BodyThrottle Body Lubrication Fuses Throttle CableThrottle Cable Inspection Throttle Cable LubricationFuse Description Location Fuse Location/DescriptionRide Plate and Water Intake Grate Body and HullSki/Wakeboard Post if so equipped Storage and Preseason Preparation StorageModels X Packages Exhaust System Protection Engine Internal Lubrication Bilge Cleaning Battery Removal and ChargingEngine Coolant Test Ballast System Removal and FlushingPreseason Preparation Storage and Preseason Preparation Technical Information 100 Identification NumbersEngine Engine Emissions Information 101Manufacturers Responsibility Dealers Responsibility102 SpecificationsLoading Capacity 103Vehicle RXT Models 104105 Vehicle 106107 Vehicle GTX Models 108109 Vehicle GTI Models 110Cooling system Coolant type 111112 113 TroubleshootingTechnical Guidelines 114115 116 117 118 Monitoring SystemPilot Lamps and Message Display Information Beeper Code Information 119See Engine Overheating 120121 WarrantyScope 122123 Warranty Coverage Duration124 Conditions to have Warranty CoverageTransfer 125126 Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty Coverage Your Emission Control Warranty Rights and Obligations127 Three Stars Ultra Low Emission128 129 Owner’s Warranty Responsibilities130 131 132 Bombardier Recreational Products INC 133134 Scope of the Limited Warranty135 Warranty Coverage Period136 137 Privacy INFORMATION/DISCLAIMER 138Canada USAChange of ADDRESS/OWNERSHIP 139140 NEW Address or NEW Owner 141142 143 144 Hull Fait AU / Made in Canada