Is this right?

[graphicideas1]

I have a hose on my head that is not connected to anything. Is that correct?

 

[brandon32689]

Is it the one with the red cap if so ya it goes to the jet pump inlet

 

[purple_people_eater]

its your flush port to clean your cooling system after a ride.

 

[graphicideas1]

Is it the one with the red cap if so ya it goes to the jet pump inlet

I don't see any hose to connect to, all other hoses hare connected and I have no openings where a hose can connect.

 

[Watson91]

The hose with a red cap is so you can hook up a garden hose and flush your system. It is good to flush your system if you ride in the sea after your rides, and also before you winterize your ski.

 

[graphicideas1]

The hose with a red cap is so you can hook up a garden hose and flush your system. It is good to flush your system if you ride in the sea after your rides, and also before you winterize your ski.

So is it ok the way it is, or should it be connected to something before i ride?

 

[Watson91]

It's fine how it is. Every ski should have that with a cap. Just as long as the cap is on there you should be fine.

 

[SeadooBOB Square Pants]

You are good. It is a flush line, it will only have a hose attached when you go to flush the motors cooling system. If you do decide to flush your motor be sure to turn it on first then the garden hose. But the T joint coming off your head is there on puspose and the red cap part does not need to connect to anything.

 

[graphicideas1]

If that is the only hose, where is the water inlet for cooling? I also looked on ebay to try to fing the adapter to fit thie fitting, anyone know what it looks like?

 

[graphicideas1]

You are good. It is a flush line, it will only have a hose attached when you go to flush the motors cooling system. If you do decide to flush your motor be sure to turn it on first then the garden hose. But the T joint coming off your head is there on puspose and the red cap part does not need to connect to anything.

It is not a "t" it ends at the adapter

 

[Watson91]

You can easily go to a local store such as Tractor Supply or Rural King and buy fittings to make an adapter. SBT (http://www.shopsbt.com/jet-skis/sea-doo-jet-ski-flush-kits.html) makes adapters, but I think they are pricy compared to making the adapter yourself.

 

[graphicideas1]

where is the water inlet from pump?

 

[Bills86e]

That red cap in post#1 is where the "adaptor" for your garden hose connects. Its about a foot long, and
probly is stored in your front storage compatment. IT quick-connects and has a stainless connection lock.