96 seadoo xp

[Coastiejoe]

I am a new to jet skis so is there a step by step guide how to remove the fuel lines and clean the carbs.

Not per say, but basically you do one line at a time to prevent errors. Must do's are the lines, clean or replace fuel selector, clean the internal carb filters no using carb cleaner.

As far as doing the carbs, I STRONGLY recommend sending them to [MENTION=16022]Dr Honda[/MENTION].

He knows them inside and out and is very fair in his pricing.

If you do them and do not know about tr pop off and screw settings you will never get it right and can easily destroy your engine. Not worth it to me.

 

[hockeypro16]

How much does Dr Honda charge and will he take the carbs from Canada?

 

[Coastiejoe]

How much does Dr Honda charge and will he take the carbs from Canada?

I think it is like 60 bucks or so...

I am certain he will take the carbs from anywhere in the world. The question is,, coming from Canada may add enough into the freight that it may not be worth it.

Touch base with him to confirm the price and then do a guesstimate on the freight..

 

[kicker]

Where are you located in Ontario? I am close to the border so I bring them across and ship from the U.S. side.

 

[hockeypro16]

I am located about 45 minutes to an hour from the border. I might bring it across and ship it.

 

[Jetskigoodies]

You will need 25ft of 1/4 inch fuel lines. Just take 1 line off at a time and cut it to length then replace it. You will also need a bunch of new stainless steel hose clamps.

 

[hockeypro16]

Okay thanks, but when I change the fuel lines will I need to drain the gas from the tank?

 

[Coastiejoe]

Okay thanks, but when I change the fuel lines will I need to drain the gas from the tank?

Nope.

Get the line you are going to connect to the fuel tank ready. Pinch the line and put a clamp in it. Good to go,,,,