scorpionsinz
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Greetings all. Today we took our wave runners out. We bought them used and they run great. However, the problem is that we forgot to put in the drain plug of one of them and after 5 min of sitting on it idling, it filled up with water up to the seat.
Well, we pulled it back out, drained all the water out. Charged the battery back up with jumper cables. Tried to start it back up and get it going again, and it wont' start now. Just tries to turn over but we dont even get much of a turn over. Just hear the starter trying to do it but it wont' crank over. Every once in a while it will turn once but then stop and just click like it's trying to but won't.
We pulled the plugs out and tried many of the methods i have read here and we see no water coming out of the cylinders. Cleaned the plugs, and even white greased them. Put them back in and still nothing. I popped off the 2 vents that run to the sides of the air intake. The plastic part that's connected to the carbs. Popped that off and felt for water in the carbs. Didn't feel any. This may be because i was already trying to start it back up and it dried by the time i pulled it off to check. So we pulled the fuel filters out, cleaned out what little gunk that was in there, and replaced them. Still nothing with starting. Same issue. Anyone have any idea's what we should do from here? Greatly appreciate the responses. Have a great Labor day weekend.
Specs of the PWC. 98 Seadoo GSX with Bombardier I think 947 Engines.
Well, we pulled it back out, drained all the water out. Charged the battery back up with jumper cables. Tried to start it back up and get it going again, and it wont' start now. Just tries to turn over but we dont even get much of a turn over. Just hear the starter trying to do it but it wont' crank over. Every once in a while it will turn once but then stop and just click like it's trying to but won't.
We pulled the plugs out and tried many of the methods i have read here and we see no water coming out of the cylinders. Cleaned the plugs, and even white greased them. Put them back in and still nothing. I popped off the 2 vents that run to the sides of the air intake. The plastic part that's connected to the carbs. Popped that off and felt for water in the carbs. Didn't feel any. This may be because i was already trying to start it back up and it dried by the time i pulled it off to check. So we pulled the fuel filters out, cleaned out what little gunk that was in there, and replaced them. Still nothing with starting. Same issue. Anyone have any idea's what we should do from here? Greatly appreciate the responses. Have a great Labor day weekend.
Specs of the PWC. 98 Seadoo GSX with Bombardier I think 947 Engines.
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