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I used Miki`s advice and drilled mine out. I had a few more that were way stuck but was able to get them out with the jls screwdriver and a 13 m wench. First time the carbs were rebuilt from 96.

I was just going to post a thread I am having a big problem as well. I tried the jls screwdriver then a # 2 Philips as it didnt have the little dot. Then heat from a tiny torch. Next will be a impact. Never had such a problem. These wont budge.

My gts doesnt have a plug on the nose cone. How do yall fill yours? Im thinking about drilling and tapping a plug but worried about it falling out and making more of a problem.

I have used them a couple of times. The colors are close but you have to use your on best judgement. There is a wiring diagram floating around some where. I have a spare one still in the box. There is one wire not used from the lanyard post. You just insulate it as the cheap box doesnt use the...

Update to my new toy. I got the title taken care of. I found the original owner and he signed the paperwork for me. Replaced the mpen and it started beeping. It didnt do that before. Still wouldnt start. After trouble shooting fount a bad starter solenoid. I had a used one so slapped it on and...

Well the resistance was way off. Some were not even close and a couple were open. So I ordered a new mpen. Wired it in and got 2 beeps as soon as I put the lanyard on. But no start. I am going to clean the connections and try again.

I printed page number 166 from the manual and I am going to check resistance on the mpen. I dont have the other tools besides my meter so that is as much as I can do.

Yes those look lean. I would rather be rich$

Yep I also vote for the spx. Even though I would probably kill myself on that thing. lol

Thanks I will check the manual. There is no power going to the starter solenoid coil.

It will crank if I short the solenoid but not with the start button.

This the ski I bought that has been sitting forever. It will not turn over with the start button. I tested the button and the lanyard switch. At first the lanyard switch wasnt working but after clicking a bunch of times it is working. Still will not start. Anything else I should check before...

One thing you always have to do with a old ski is change the fuel lines if you havent already. Doesnt cost much but is very important.

Interesting. I have a ski that needs a mpen I will look and see if I still have a old one and try it out.

Yes probably so but its been sitting for almost 20 years so might not be leaking to much. I might go ahead and buy a mpen but I dont like just changing parts.

Pumps are the best way to go. They really are very reliable. Plus they vary the injection of oil compared to mixing it. You use way more oil mixing it and lose performance.

Mine did this and I had it to lean. I opened up the idle circuit and it runs fine.

I posted on here a bit ago about this 96 spx I picked up cheap. I found the original owner and we are filing for a lost title. started taking it apart as it will need a lot of work. Has not been registered since 2006 and who knows when it was last on the water. We could not get the starter to...

Once I can get it on a trailer I start figuring out whats going on

I really need to stay off marketplace. I found this 96 spx. No title or trailer or course but Im always looking for parts to keep mine going. Gave the guy 200 bucks. Hooked a battery up and nothing not even a squeak. I am able to turn the engine over by hand and it has compression, not sure how...