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per hour, and with equal execution when skiing at 30 mph. We didn’t leave out the simple joy of skimming across the surface
from 10 mph to 45 mph with the same level of quality performance. The MV8 provides the kind of horsepower necessary to
plane with pulse-pounding quickness while equally ensuring the reliability and smoothness necessary for just-above-idle inves-
tigation of interesting coves and shorelines. It’s all here.
The MV8’s heritage extends back to the company’s founding in 1983, when Swiss-born Mario Illien and British native Paul
Morgan sent a handwritten letter to American businessman and team owner Roger Penske. The duo proposed a new company
that would design and build turbocharged engines for race cars. Penske was intrigued and within three months ILMOR Engi-
neering was born.
Working with various international companies over the years, ILMOR has enjoyed unparalleled success in many forms of
racing, particularly Formula 1 and Indy Car racing. In fact, partnered with Honda, ILMOR is currently the sole provider of
engines to the Indy Car circuit.
Since 2004, ILMOR’s marine division has enjoyed
substantial growth, becoming a well-established sup-
plier in the U.S. and European high-performance boat
market. In addition to the MV-550 V-10 engine, ILMOR
has added two more packages: the MV-625 in 2005, and
the MV-710 in 2006. The 700-horsepower, naturally-as-
pirated marine engine was developed with significantly
improved fuel efficiency and a light-weight package, fac-
tors that would add to the superiority of the MV8 in its
development stage.
In 2009, ILMOR had to utilize its substantial engineer-
ing expertise to create an entirely new generation of MV-
10 marine products. Emissions requirements established
by the California EPA (the most stringent in the U.S.)
and the federal Environmental Protection Agency meant
that all high-performance marine engines had to meet
tough new exhaust emissions standards. The MV-650 and
the MV-725, along with state-of-the-art ILMOR elec-
ILMOR Marine, LLC, is pleased to welcome you to boating
enjoyment available only through use of the extraordinary MV8
engine. ILMOR is a recognized leader in the marine industry, hav-
ing originated through championship-caliber, high-performance
engines. Our experience inevitably led to the development of the
MV8, offering 5.7, 6.0, 6.2 and 7.4 liter versions, which provide
the appropriate power range for ideal wakeboarding at 18 miles
ILMOR MARINE
ILMOR MARINE
Please read this Owner’s Manual completely prior to operating the engine and boat for the rst time. The Owner’s
Manual contains information critical for safe operation, and to activate and keep the limited warranty statement in ef-
fect throughout the applicable warranty period. Continuing the appropriate maintenance and care going forward can
ensure long-term enjoyment of the MV8 engine. DO NOT OPERATE THE ENGINE WITHOUT FIRST READING THE ENTIRE
MV8 OWNER’S MANUAL AND ALL SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION, AS WELL AS THE BOAT OWNER’S MANUAL.
WELCOME
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Page 1 - ILMOR MARINE

per hour, and with equal execution when skiing at 30 mph. We didn’t leave out the simple joy of skimming across the surface from 10 mph to 45 mph with

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Safety is paramount to ILMOR. Every reasonable effort has been made to provide directions to safe and thoughtful use of the ILMOR product. In most

Page 3 - & CAUTIONS

Whenever an MV8 engine is operated within the confines of an engine compartment, it is extremely important to follow the boat manufacturer’s instruc

Page 4

INTRODUCING THE MV8INTRODUCING THE MV8ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 3

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ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 4Use photos or drawings as necessary to designate important components, including interal; allow two pages for these.I

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ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 5 ILMOR MV8 engines are equipped with “wet” marine exhaust systems. In a wet marine exhaust system, raw water enters

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COOLINGSYSTEMIn the event that the fuel system supplying the MV8 engine requires attention, any ad-justment or replacement must be done by an authoriz

Page 8 - CONTENTS

The open cooling system was designed primarily for fresh water use only. Whenever the boat is operated in brackish or salt water, particular care, w

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ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 8ELECTRICALSYSTEM The electrical system on the MV8 is a 12-volt negative ground system. As a result, it is important

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The electrical system of the MV8 is primarily self-contained in a pre-assembled unit. The interface with boat wiring follows established practices

Page 11 - Direct Safety Concerns

the alarm will not go off again. If the alarm sounds at any other time or for any other reason, contact an authorized ILMOR dealer before re-starting

Page 12 - INTRODUCING THE MV8

tronics and the all-new INDY® high-performance stern-drive were created to not only meet but ex-ceed every requirement of the new regulations. In the

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FUELING THE MV8FUELING THE MV8The MV8 engine is being used in conjunction with an innovative fuel system that features a fuel pump that is mounted in

Page 14 - ExHAUST

Oxygenated Gasoline or Gasoline Containing AlcoholWhen the Boat Is Not Used for A WhileFuels Outside the United States and Canadaspark knock can cause

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OTHER PRE-OUTING REQUIREMENTSOTHER PRE-OUTING REQUIREMENTSENGINE OIL TRANS-MISSION FLUID/OIL ILMOR blended synthetic 5W-30 is the recommended oil fo

Page 16 - Cooling System

BEFORE EACH USEBEFORE EACH USE Because this process should be completed while the engine is cool (in order to avoid burns), it is recommended that th

Page 17 - ELECTRICAL

Important: This is a critical function of routine maintenance. Even clean-appearing waterways may have debris such as pine needles or moss that can en

Page 18 - Boat/Engine

• Ifthetankwascompletelyornearlyempty,seeyourauthorizedILMORdealerforimmediate assistance as the engine cooling system will likely requ

Page 19 - Oil Pressure

and remove the battery from the boat. Clean corrosion from the battery posts with a battery terminal cleaner. Clean the battery with a water-and-bakin

Page 20 - FUELING THE MV8

• Systematicallychecktheentireengineforlooseandmissinghardware.At-tempt to shake components by hand, such as the alternator and the motor m

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ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 19is to allow the operator an opportunity to start the engine and permit the alternator to recharge the battery, but i

Page 22 - OTHER PRE-OUTING REQUIREMENTS

ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 20• Addor removefluid/oilasnecessarytomaintainthelevelasdesignated.It is as important to avoid overfillin

Page 23 - BEFORE EACH USE

DANGERS, WARNINGS & CAUTIONSThroughout this manual the terms “Danger,” “Warning,” and “Caution” appear, alerting the boat owner and/or operator to

Page 24 - Coolant Level

AFTER EACH USEAFTER EACH USE For all ILMOR equipped boats, a check of the raw water pick-up is necessary. Located beneaththeboat,underthewaterl

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Since gaseous and/or fluid leaks are more likely to be apparent at the conclusion of an outing, the operator should open the engine compartment and

Page 26 - Missing Hardware

STARTING, STOPPING ANDNEW ENGINE BREAK-INSTARTING, STOPPING AND NEW ENGINE BREAK-INFailure to follow the break-in and operating procedures as describe

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FIRST HOURS OF OPERATIONAFTER INITIAL HOURS OF OPERATIONBEFORE THE ENGINE IS STARTED Start the engine and allow it to warm up to the normal operating

Page 28 - Fluid/Oil Level

 Theboatislikelytobeequippedwithseastrainervalvesandseacocks.Ensuretheseare open prior to starting the engine. Any time the engine is

Page 29 - Oil Level

SHIFTINGGEARSAlways be certain that there is ample room around the boat when trying to start the en-gine in forward position as the boat will move for

Page 30 - AFTER EACH USE

Never operate the boat at continuous wide-open-throttle. This places undue strain on the engine components. Wide-open-throttle exists to allow boate

Page 31 - Clean Any Residue

In addition to the routine matters addressed earlier, there are a number of other maintenance matters that require periodic attention. The following

Page 32 - NEW ENGINE BREAK-IN

ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 29 ILMOR blended synthetic 5W-30 is the recommended oil for use in the MV8 5.7L, 6.0L and 6.2L engines. Synthetic 5W-

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ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 30Change the Transmis-sion Fluid/Oil and FilterFailure to follow the engine oil recommendation listed in this Owner’s

Page 34 - THE ENGINE

Care must be taken to avoid exposure to carbon monoxide, even in small concentration. Avoid exhaust areas and the engine compartment during the ventin

Page 35 - THE BOAT

Note: Access to the transmission uid lters is somewhat difcult in the conned space in some models. Nonetheless, this maintenance is vital to long,

Page 36 - CONSIDER

• Rinseoffthefilterwithlow-pressurewater.Tapwaterisacceptable.Alwaysflushfrom the clean side to the dirt side. This removes the dirt and

Page 37 - MAINTENANCE

Ignoring elevated temperatures on a temperature gauge or any other evidence of the engine operating at temperatures above recommended levels can resul

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• Drainheatexchangersofrawwater. • Opencooledsystemswillhaveanoil/transmissionheatexchanger.• Removeheatexchangerendcapsandallo

Page 39 - Change the Transmis

•Cycleenginespeedfromidleto3000rpmin30-secondintervalsuntilthecool-anttemperaturereaches169F(76C).•Topoffcoolantreservo

Page 40 - Air Filter

ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 36 Locate the engine coolant heat exchanger. It is installed verti-callynearthefrontoftheengineeithernextto

Page 41 - Sea Pump Impeller

STORAGE & WINTERIZATIONSTORAGE & WINTERIZATION Proper storage and/or winterization preparations are as impor-tant as how a drive train is mai

Page 42 - Draining and Filling

• Runtheengineforatleastfifteen(15)minuteswhileinabodyofwater.Thisallowsfor the circulation of the additives throughout the fuel sys

Page 43 - (Changing Coolant)

• Drainexhaustmanifoldsofrawwaterbyremoving½”NPTpipeplugs.• Drainengineblockofrawwater(ifrawwatercooled). • For5.7Lapplica

Page 44 - Serpentine Belt

• Removetheenginethermostat.Ifitisnotremoved,theantifreezewillpumpthrough the exhaust adapters and bypass the engine.  • Fillabucke

Page 45

When connecting the battery cable, always connect the positive (+) battery cable rst. After the positive cable is connected, then the negative (-) ba

Page 46 - STORAGE & WINTERIZATION

Properly preparing the engine and drive train after a period ofstorageand/orwinterizationisequallyimportant.Equalattentionmustbepaidtot

Page 47 - Storage and

EMISSIONSEMISSIONS It is extremely important that attention be given to the emissions throughout the life of the engine. It is the owner/operator’s

Page 48 - Engine Off

Each boat equipped with an ILMOR MV8 engine will have a hang tag with the Four Star box check-marked. It is the responsibility of the selling deale

Page 49 - Engine On

CALIFORNIA AND U.S. EPA EMISSION CONTROL WARRANTY STATEMENTYOUR WARRANTY RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS The California Air Resources Board, U.S. Environment

Page 50 - Storage/Winterization

Exclusions: Failures other than those resulting from defects in material or workmanship are not cov-ered by this warranty. This warranty does not c

Page 51 - EMISSIONS

ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 46 Electronic Emission-Related Control Parts Warranty: Systems Covered by this Warranty: Parts Description: Fuel

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ILMOR MV8 Owner’s Manual • Page 47TROUBLESHOOTINGTROUBLESHOOTING The following chart is offered as assistance in identifying and correcting minor iss

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ILMOR MARINE, LLCLIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTYILMOR MARINE, LLC LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY1. General. ILMOR Marine, LLC (“ILMOR Marine”) provides this limit

Page 54 - Warranty Parts

gine Control Module prior to granting warranty coverage and in determining warranty eligibility. This warranty shall only apply to ILMOR Products purc

Page 55 - *** MV8 6.0L only

(j) Defects to the starter motor, armatures, or field coil assembly determined by ILMOR to be caused by excessive cranking, condensation or submersio

Page 56 - TROUBLESHOOTING

Excessive exhaust temperatures will damage the exhaust hose and are symptomatic of a leak or restriction in the cooling system. The engine should be s

Page 57 - LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY

information regarding warranty service or to obtain information regarding the nearest authorized MasterCraft dealer, please contact MasterCraft at the

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AND ORAL, AND ANY OTHER COMMUNICA-TIONS RELATED TO WARRANTIES. NO PER-SON OR ENTITY, INCLUDING MASTERCRAFT AND ITS DEALERS, IS AUTHORIZED TO GIVE ANY

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SPECIFICATIONS ANDSERVICE LOGSPECIFICATIONS ANDSERVICE LOG Engine Model MV-8 5.7L MV-8 6.0L MV-8 6.2L MV-8 7.4L Number of Cylinders V-8 V-8 V

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Transmission: Automatic transmission fluidTransmission Filter: Direct Drive (45A) - 94MV8V1173 Direct Drive (45C) - 94MV8V1174 Direct Drive

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Service Date Date Date Date Date Date  Engineoilandlter Enginecoolant Powersteeringuid Transmissionuid WaltersV-driveoi

Page 62 - SERVICE LOG

INDEXINDEXAfter Each Use ... 21After Initial Hours of Operation ...

Page 63 - Requirements

Cooler, Check the Transmission ... 15Coolers, Flush ...

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Full Closed Cooling System ...7Fuse Box ...

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Pick-up, Check Raw Water ... 21Pre-Outing Requirements, Other ...

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Tag, Hang ... 43Temperature (Alarm), Water ...

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Boat owners should not remove the factory break-in oil until after a minimum of ten (10) hours proper operation, but not later than twenty-ve (2

Page 68

TABLEOF CONTENTSSafety ....... 1 Direct Safety Concerns .

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Stopping the Boat ....................26 Other Considerations ......

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