Hey guys n gals... I recently purchased a pair of Seadoo's (97 XP & 97 GSI). The guy I bought them from stored them in a heated shop and didn't winterize them. I don't have a heated shop at my place. What's the correct way to winterize these ski's? I purchased the anti-freeze/anti-gel and sta-bil fogging spray. But not sure how to do it???? Help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!
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Winterizing a Seadoo... ??
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1) Put the stay-bil in the fuel, and give the engine a start to pump it in. (don't overheat you engine)
2) Get the water out of the engine, and pour in some anti-freeze. (I go thought the flush port)
3) start the engine, and spry the fogging oil into the carbs. if you give it a heavy blast... it will kill the engine.
4) give it a minute or two to cool off, and pull the spark plugs, and spray fogging oil into the sparkplug holes, and put the plugs back in.
5) vac out any extra water in the hull, and spray the engine down with protective silicon spray.
Off the top of my head... thats about it.
2) Get the water out of the engine, and pour in some anti-freeze. (I go thought the flush port)
3) start the engine, and spry the fogging oil into the carbs. if you give it a heavy blast... it will kill the engine.
4) give it a minute or two to cool off, and pull the spark plugs, and spray fogging oil into the sparkplug holes, and put the plugs back in.
5) vac out any extra water in the hull, and spray the engine down with protective silicon spray.
Off the top of my head... thats about it.
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