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We have a Sea Doo 1996 GTX (2 stroke) that we purchased about a year ago.
The start/stop button is next to the left handlebar grip, choke pull knob in the middle and the throttle on the right handlebar.
When the engine is cold it does not start unless you have the choke about ½ way pulled out as you give it some gas.
You need two hands and a foot to start it when it’s cold. One finger on the start button, one on the throttle to give it some gas and with your leg curled up you pull out the choke with your toes.
No one else in my family seems to be able to do this by themselves.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how make this any easier?
The start/stop button is next to the left handlebar grip, choke pull knob in the middle and the throttle on the right handlebar.
When the engine is cold it does not start unless you have the choke about ½ way pulled out as you give it some gas.
You need two hands and a foot to start it when it’s cold. One finger on the start button, one on the throttle to give it some gas and with your leg curled up you pull out the choke with your toes.
No one else in my family seems to be able to do this by themselves.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how make this any easier?
