Couple of quick questions

[prairieboy]

First off, if I pull my carbs off to work on them over winter, what can I do to plug the fuel lines so they won't syphon out of my 3/4 full tank of gas - and when I pull them off the carbs - will there be a ton of fuel that will come out.

Second question is when I am going to fog the cylinders, where do you ground the plugs wires to in order to crank the engine over to get things evenly distributed.

Boat is a 99 speedster.

 

[racerxxx]

I made a winterization thread for the 99. Follow that, then pull your carbs. As far as stopping the fuel, what ever is metal and clean that fits the line. I may have even use the porcelain top of spark plugs to stop the flow.

http://www.seadooforum.com/showthread.php?t=57271



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[USAF_Pride]

To ground your plug wires, look on the e-box and you will see two posts.

 

[Waterluvr]

A set of these line pinchers are the best $7.99 you'll ever spend for working on fuel systems and winterizing http://www.harborfreight.com/4-piece-fluid-line-clamp-set-65116.html

On Edit:
Just noticed Op's in Canada, Canadian Tire has to have something similar? HF is the best deal on them if they are close to home

 

[prairieboy]

Thanks waterluvr and everyone else. Exactly what I need to know!