Krispy
Well-Known Member
Talked to someone today selling a '97 787 Powered Seadoo.
He indicated the following:
Compression in both holes is 155 psi
Turns over fine but will not start (no spark)
Replaced rear e-box (coil and solenoid).
Gets 2 beeps when installing the key (Gauges work)
He was aware of the 2 ground cables on the negative battery terminal- His mechanic was not aware of the cable.
The owner is tired of spending money on it and apparently his mechanic isn't too well versed in the older engines.
What I came here to ask is what are the other causes of no-spark?
I am thinking it could be stator or pickup related? Possibly bad plug wire connections at the ends?
I am trying to decide if it is worth driving down to make an offer....
What do yall think?
He indicated the following:
Compression in both holes is 155 psi
Turns over fine but will not start (no spark)
Replaced rear e-box (coil and solenoid).
Gets 2 beeps when installing the key (Gauges work)
He was aware of the 2 ground cables on the negative battery terminal- His mechanic was not aware of the cable.
The owner is tired of spending money on it and apparently his mechanic isn't too well versed in the older engines.
What I came here to ask is what are the other causes of no-spark?
I am thinking it could be stator or pickup related? Possibly bad plug wire connections at the ends?
I am trying to decide if it is worth driving down to make an offer....
What do yall think?