I just recently purchased my seadoo speedster and love it. But I am having trouble on finding a step by step procedure for flushing out the engines. Can someone please help. There seems to be four places to hook a hose but I dont know which ones to use. Any input would be great thanks.
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Kevin Leclair
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Posted 01 August 2011 - 06:56 PM
You can get a basic operator's guide for free that should help you with flushing, http://en-us.sea-doo...ors-guides.aspx
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Posted 05 August 2011 - 12:15 PM
I just purchased a 97 also the it lookes like it's best to flush them from the hose connection under the swim deck and not to turn the water on until after you start it. If you do it from the top ones I read you have to block off the hose going to that connection in the back.
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