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20) Air Intake Opening

This is where air enters to supply the

engine and ventilate the engine com-

partment. If the air intake opening is

kept under water for a long period, wa-

ter will get inside bilge.

CAUTION: If the air intake opening

is kept under water for a long peri-

od, such as turning constantly in

tight circles, water will get inside

bilge, which may cause severe dam-

age to internal parts of the engine.

21) Rear Vent Grills

(if so equipped)

Allows air to get in or out depending

on engine operation.

CAUTION: If grills are kept below

water level for a long period (e.g.:

when boarding 2 passengers) water

will enter the bilge.

22) Seat Strap

The seat strap provides a handhold to

assist boarding and is used as a hand-

hold for the passenger.

23) Seat Latch

Removing the seat allows access to

the engine compartment and to oil res-

ervoir cap/dipstick.

The seat latch is located at the rear end

and underneath the seat.

TYPICAL

1. Seat latch

To remove seat, pull the latch lever up-

ward and hold. Lift and pull the seat

rearward.

NOTE: On the GTI models, it is nec-

essary to remove the rear seat first

and repeat the same procedure to re-

move the front portion of the seat.

Engine Compartment

This is where the mechanical, electri-

cal and fuel/oil systems are located.

When reinstalling the seat, insert seat

front tab into body hook (for each por-

tion of the seat on the GTI models).

1. Insert this tab in hook

2. Hook

Pull latch lever to insert it over the rear

lock pin. Release latch lever then firmly

push on rear of the seat to relatch.

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WARNING

When starting or operating the en-

gine, do not touch any electrical

part. Never leave any object, rag,

tool, etc., in the engine compart-

ment or in the bilge.

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WARNING

Periodically verify the seat lock pin

and tighten if needed. Make sure

seat is securely latched.

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