Please tell me what this is?

[whitewheels]

Got two of these and when boat sits at dock it's pouring water from one of them. I suspect that this is my leakage problem

 

[ocod]

Those lines look like the go to black boxes on the bottom of hull to suck the water out. But boats usually have a bilge and the siphon tubes

Those lines have to be hanging up so water does not siphon back inside. Works with pump

If you have a leak also check exhaust and around carbon seal.

That clamp should not be there.

 

[whitewheels]

Ok.
Just put the clamp there overnight so it would hang up not down

 

[whitewheels]

Checked all the usual leakpoints,even filled the compartment with water.
Those yellow ones is hanging down. Saw some pics from a ski and they where tied so they was hanging way above. I'll try that

 

[snikwad003]

those yellow elbows must sit above the water line or they will leak. as the water comes out of the jet pump it pulls a vacuum on those lines and sucks the water out of the hull

 

[whitewheels]

those yellow elbows must sit above the water line or they will leak. as the water comes out of the jet pump it pulls a vacuum on those lines and sucks the water out of the hull

Ok thanks

 

[seadoo tech-phillppines]

All they said was exactly right .....it must hang up so that the will not flow on low level......

 

[Dr Honda]

Look in the rear... up toward the top. I'm guessing you will see a couple hooks for them. Depending the year, it will either slip into them, or need zip tied up. But as others said... they need to be above the water line, or water will flow into the bilge.

 

[seadoo tech-phillppines]

Yes it must be tied up as high as posible....under the rear seat....

 

[whitewheels]

Ok thanks guys ,got it.
Zip tied them way up and have almost got ridd of the leakage