Recent content by rvaughn704

I agree with Adam. 97 SPX

Change the fuel lines to Black Automotive fuel lines. You Tube has plenty of how to videos on rebuilding the carbs. It is not hard at all.

Yes if you had an exhaust leak there would be water in the hull. I do agree this is mind boggling.

You gotta love the Holiday Weekends. So many people on the lake it is hard to enjoy it.

David, Sounds like a plan. I will get you some listings Mickirig1, Yes we have used that saying also. Trouble is niether one usually turns out very well.

Okay my money is on the starter has gone out.

What happened ??? Update Please

Okay that is good info. Let's get it running right first then we can troubleshoot the electronics. (Fuel Sensor, VTS ) Yes do change the fuel lines. The gray fuel lines breakdown creating what we call green goo stopping up everything. You will need 25ft of Black Automotive 1/4 inch Fuel Line...

I think the first thing you have to do is verify if it is getting spark or not since you are not sure.

Soccerdad, My wife saw your fleet picture and thought she was seeing a reincarnation of our basement. LOL. I told her it was Seadoo's or Bar. So she puts up with the Seadoo's. Davidgsx, Just move on out here to Central North Carolina. We are always saying the famous last words of a redneck...

Well its not that then. I am not really sure since all my skis have carbs. Hopefully somebody else will chime in here soon.

Did the battery die while running or from you trying to crank it ????? Also for kicks and giggles those ski's have a Black Plastic Pipe under the seat at the back. The pipe goes down toward the hull. Take it out. It just unclips. See what happens then.

Can you turn this motor by hand with the Spark Plugs out ????

Several things to check first. Do this ski still have gray fuel lines ??? If so change them to Black Automotive. Clean the Fuel Selector switch Rebuild/Clean Carbs. The above is for if you have a fuel delivery issue. Secondly Unplug the red wire from the rectifier and take it for a short ride...

Not long. You are only running off the battery. So when battery dies Ski Dies.