I bought a 1998 GTX Limited for my grandkids to play with. It was literally a basket case. In fact, the engine came in four baskets. The issue was a seized connecting rod. I replaced the crankshaft with a cheap eBay model and reassembled the engine which was a straightforward process. It is now time to put the engine back in the hull. I have looked far and wide for a complete plumbing diagram, but to no avail. With the help of this forum, I have made some progress, but the carburetor connections have me totally confused (not that at my age, it takes much). For example, what is this tee fitting and where do the two legs go? My grandkids would appreciate any help you might offer. Thanks.
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Carburetor plumbing
- Thread starter cantdog42
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Thank you so much. Perhaps you can answer another puzzle. There is a small line from each carb which connects to a tee. Where does the tee connect? Thanks.
Yes. All OEM parts.
Skippy12901
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I am struggling too. I bought a used 2000 Sea Doo sportster LE 951. Took motor out and rebuilt top end. When I purchased it, the boat and lines were ripped apart. I replaced baffle, lines, put everything back together but can’t find anything online for the correct hookup for the hoses on the carburetor. I found some diagrams, but I think I might be missing some tee’s. Wondering if someone could send me some pics or anything on helping me hook this back up. I’ll gladly send pics of what I have so far! I’m appreciate if anyone could help me!
Hi Skippy, welcome to the Forum. You may have better luck getting some help if you start a new thread
Skippy12901
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Thank you! I’ll do that!
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