Hey All
About a week ago i got a rock caught in the impeller of my 2007 GTX. I took it out of the water and removed the rock. Had a look for damage and more rocks and seen none. Took it out and it ran fine.
Sunday, I took the machine out again. Immediately I noticed that the machine was caviating at low speed / rpm (speed = 15km/hr). When I accelerated it worked perfectly. So, I went to the middle of the pond (testing the seadoo for problems) and suddently started losing all power and accelaeration. Immediately headed for land and JUST made it (Seadoo was sinking). Got on land and the engine compartment had completely filled with water. Looked at the impeller and there was shreds of plastic inside. Definately need to replace wear ring and perhaps the impeller. Its obvious I never got all the rocks out and that I need to replace the wear ring and most likely the impeller. My question is, knowing the damage was caused by ingested rocks, what would have casued the SeaDoo to take in water like that?
Thanks,
Phil
About a week ago i got a rock caught in the impeller of my 2007 GTX. I took it out of the water and removed the rock. Had a look for damage and more rocks and seen none. Took it out and it ran fine.
Sunday, I took the machine out again. Immediately I noticed that the machine was caviating at low speed / rpm (speed = 15km/hr). When I accelerated it worked perfectly. So, I went to the middle of the pond (testing the seadoo for problems) and suddently started losing all power and accelaeration. Immediately headed for land and JUST made it (Seadoo was sinking). Got on land and the engine compartment had completely filled with water. Looked at the impeller and there was shreds of plastic inside. Definately need to replace wear ring and perhaps the impeller. Its obvious I never got all the rocks out and that I need to replace the wear ring and most likely the impeller. My question is, knowing the damage was caused by ingested rocks, what would have casued the SeaDoo to take in water like that?
Thanks,
Phil