19975 gsi

[lerma22]

97 gsi

Hi guys

hope all is well, had a fairly good season last year and looking
forward to a better one this year.

Can someone help identify this breather tube. I have two that
go out of the side of the hull, I have located one of them in the
manual if I recall correctly but the other one I can not find.
What should both breather holes be connected too? one
of them is actually just laying in the back end of the hull
near the outlet, this is what has got me wondering what this is
and if it should just be like that for venting purpose or
if it should be connected to something.

thanks, Lerma

 

[lerma22]

so in the manual from what i see one of the vent "breather" tubes goes
to the gas tank and out to the side of the hull. The other tube adjacent to this is what I'm trying to find out, its connected adjacent to the other breather tube and goes to the back of seadoo but its just laying there..where does it go?

the location of Both tubes that are are ported out on the side of the vessel are just below the trim and are located towards the front of the boat near the handle bars on the rt. side same side as the throttle just below the bumper trim. Any ideas where this goes and maybe where i can find info
on it in the manual....

 

[timmyboy76]

you got one, on the battery area?

 

[lerma22]

yeah its right next to the battery...

 

[lerma22]

where does the hose thats next too the battery go?

 

[lerma22]

anyone have an idea where this second breather tube should go its
laying next to the battery ?

 

[lerma22]

anyone have any thoughts... I can not seem to find it in the manual.

 

[scooper77515]

There used to be one that hooked to the battery or a battery box that exits out the right side.

The orignial battery is gone (or box, I am not sure which because both of mine are 10 yrs old and missing them also).

Just ignore it. It won't go away, but you can relax knowing that the ski isn't going to blow up because that hose isn't hooke up.

I actually cut mine off just inside the hull fitting so it wouldn't flop around and get tangled in any moving parts.