I recently purchased a used 2002 GTX 3 seater. I connected the flushing hose and she ran fine but it started beeping and indicated stated engine overheating. The water seemed to be circulating fine - the rear sprout was working fine. Water was shooting out. I tried to put it in the water this weekend end. The engine started and she ran for a minute and quickly overheated - long beeping noise. I also noticed there was no water coming out of the rear sprout. Does anyone have any ideas?
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Overheating 2002 Sea Doo GTX
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El Toro 33809
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If no water was coming out, the cooling system may be clogged. Try posting this in the 2-stroke PWC section of the forum for more opinions.
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