Recent content by 2kXP

I believe you need to make sure it's s low ash 2 stroke oil. I order my Seadoo xps oil on Amazon, it is about 10 dollars cheaper then at the dealership. Just make sure you drain the oil lines out and change your inline oil filter if you are switching to a different brand of oil.

Ahhh nice I never would have thought

Too bab that brush won't fit under the engine so when you drop a bolt your whole arm isn't covered in grease trying to fish it out lol

Thanks. How long do you let it sit for and do you dilute it?

Is there anything else that needs to be done impeller wise or jet tube? I have just read conflicting reviews on products

I would imagine it's like if a car sits in ur garage for years and you decide to restore it. I highly doubt they will make you pay 30 years worth of registration.

I'm just wondering if it's even worth it to do some work to get more hook up on choppy water. If so what is your set up and how well does it work

I know an intake grate alone won't do much on choppy water but if anyone has suggestions on grate, impeller and whatever else I need to get more Hook up or if it's even worth it

Do you have any suggestions for getting the grime out of the hull. I don't want to power wash. I let some degreaser sit in there for a while and it helped but is still dirty

I love mine already. I didn't look it over enough when I bought it unfortunately. But I am slowly going through everything and replacing seals and what ever doesn't look right and doing service that I don't know if it's been done or not. I wanted to get more power at first but the more I ride...

Yeah there's a few other things I have found that are clearly not stock

I already have one on the way I was just hoping to take it out this weekend but I will just wait. Thanks for the help

It was blue which I think is amsoil. I put rotax 2 cycle in it. The screw I found was a Phillips screw and when I took it out I let it run till the blue was gone and the red was coming out. Is that correct?

by jiggling the oil line do you mean once its all attached with new oil in the tank to just shake the line and the bubble should come out up through the tank. I didn't even remove the oil filter, just pinched the line with a vice grips right below the oil tank. Im not too familiar with the oil...

Also, I pinched off the line to the bottom of the tank when I took it off to clean it out because I didn't know what oil they used. When I re attach it do I need to bleed the line