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Problem gtx 1000 cc pushing oil out
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Stunnerable
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I'm assuming your referring to the 947. And we are going to need more info that just pushing out oil. What do you mean? From the exhaust.. from one of the spark plug holes? If so which one? Take pictures... make a video if you have to.. but we need a lot more info.
Seadoo oil problem
Sorry about that only new to your forum
i have bought a sea doo gtx 1000 cc it was bought as seen
when i herd the engine running it sounds fine plenty of power
i only noticed a couble of days later when i had the hose connected and left it running there was plenty of oil on the floor
is it running to rich .the ski is a seadoo gtx 1998 model the oil is coming from the exhaust what shall i do next many thanks for your help i think the ski.. Has been laid up for a while,
Sorry about that only new to your forum
i have bought a sea doo gtx 1000 cc it was bought as seen
when i herd the engine running it sounds fine plenty of power
i only noticed a couble of days later when i had the hose connected and left it running there was plenty of oil on the floor
is it running to rich .the ski is a seadoo gtx 1998 model the oil is coming from the exhaust what shall i do next many thanks for your help i think the ski.. Has been laid up for a while,
Seadoo oil problem
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Sorry about that only new to your forum
i have bought a sea doo gtx 1000 cc it was bought as seen
when i herd the engine running it sounds fine plenty of power
i only noticed a couble of days later when i had the hose connected and left it running there was plenty of oil on the floor
is it running to rich .the ski is a seadoo gtx 1998 model the oil is coming from the exhaust what shall i do next many thanks for your help i think the ski.. Has been laid up for a while,
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Sorry about that only new to your forum
i have bought a sea doo gtx 1000 cc it was bought as seen
when i herd the engine running it sounds fine plenty of power
i only noticed a couble of days later when i had the hose connected and left it running there was plenty of oil on the floor
is it running to rich .the ski is a seadoo gtx 1998 model the oil is coming from the exhaust what shall i do next many thanks for your help i think the ski.. Has been laid up for a while,
timmyboy76
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fire ur up again, then mark the oil tank, let sit up a day or 2, then recheck. If lower, than you gots a leak... crank seals, crack in bottle...
Stunnerable
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To add to that.. does your ski have a hard time cranking over when it sits for more than a day and does it smoke like crazy/leak oil out the exhaust when you get it turned over?
sea do oil problem gtx 1000 cc
hello it cranks over first time every time its only when i put the hose pipe on
and run it for a while then i get oil on the floor from the exhaust some people
have said its the 2 stroke oil and thats normal because the hose is cleaning the exhaust out is this right many thanks for you help
hello it cranks over first time every time its only when i put the hose pipe on
and run it for a while then i get oil on the floor from the exhaust some people
have said its the 2 stroke oil and thats normal because the hose is cleaning the exhaust out is this right many thanks for you help
Stunnerable
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No you should not be getting oil on the floor. When you say hose pipe, do you mean when you hook up a hose to flush the engine with water?
Do you;
1. hook up the flush and keep water off.
2. start engine of ski.
3. turn water on.
4. blip throttle a few times.
5. turn water off.
6. blip throttle a few more times.
7. turn off engine.
Thats the way you should be doing it in case your doing it wrong.
Also, how much oil do you see? Can you take a picture or vid of this?
Do you;
1. hook up the flush and keep water off.
2. start engine of ski.
3. turn water on.
4. blip throttle a few times.
5. turn water off.
6. blip throttle a few more times.
7. turn off engine.
Thats the way you should be doing it in case your doing it wrong.
Also, how much oil do you see? Can you take a picture or vid of this?
timmyboy76
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:agree:, yah really...or, is it, when the "water" on the floor has evaporated, and yuor left then with oil? Try'n to picture this one...
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