I have a Seadoo Wake 215 - 2008. 1 of the plugs was out when came out in the morning, and my Seadoo was much lower in the water than normal. I cranked it over and it didn't start. There was water inside of the motor. I took it out of the water and drained it.
Then I removed the spark caps and dried them off. I grounded them against the engine block and cranked over the engine. Water was shooting out each hole. I continued until all the water was gone. I then put the spark plugs back in and cranked it over. It barely cranked over. I put in a new battery and took off the spark plugs again. There was a lot of fuel squirting out the first hole. Why isn't the fuel even between all three holes? I sure the water is out of the pistons - I only see fuel now - and there is no water in the oil. But it will now start.
Any help?
thanks
Then I removed the spark caps and dried them off. I grounded them against the engine block and cranked over the engine. Water was shooting out each hole. I continued until all the water was gone. I then put the spark plugs back in and cranked it over. It barely cranked over. I put in a new battery and took off the spark plugs again. There was a lot of fuel squirting out the first hole. Why isn't the fuel even between all three holes? I sure the water is out of the pistons - I only see fuel now - and there is no water in the oil. But it will now start.
Any help?
thanks