What do you do if you have submerged your Jet Ski? Mainland Cycle Center Service Tips
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- čas přidán 10. 02. 2016
- Please enjoy Mainland Cycle Center's video on how to dry out your submerged or water logged JetSki. Mainland Cycle Center is located in La Marque, TX just outside of Houston, Texas.
Mainland Cycle Center
4009 Fleming Street
La Marque, TX 77568
409-948-4969
www.MainlandCycleCenter.com - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Very informative video. Only way you could make it better would be having someone other than Darth Vader film, it's rather distracting.
Holy fuck solo true
mman454 holy shit he's breathing like someone's going to steel his air
mman454 lol
lol
😂😂😂😂😂
I only came here looking for breathing comments lol
Me too!
Me too lol
haha same it is so anoying
lol
Same, I was like dang, someone breathes like me
I usually just put my jet ski in rice
Jack Bryan sounds legit. Lol
Let the cameraman breath down those valves and they are sucked dry in no time...😤😆
HAHAHAHA!!!! THAT'S GOLD!
😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣 so thats what you can hear in the background...
That boy ,somebody better get that man some help he's all plugged up,all I heard was that heavy ass breathing 😤😤😤😤😬😅😂🤣
Thought I was the only one who heard that. Poor bugger probably has emphysema. Sure sounds like he does.
Fat guy background breathing is awesome
dude seriously tell whoever is breathing so loud that you are trying to make a video... all i can hear is the crepper hiding in the bushes thats getting aroused by you guys talking jet skis lol
Where's the scuba diver?
lol why is your camera guy breathing so hard hahahahaha
Holy crap- is that Darth Vader filming this thing?
lmfao same thing i was thinking
😂😂😂😂
I love when people sound like darth Vader behind the camera
Here I was in anguish about my Waverunner being nearly submerged up to the cylinder head, and I couldn’t stop laughing at the phantom breather. Helpful video. I went from submerged to back on the lake in about half an hour.
Camera man: how loud should I breathe
Guy talking: yes
Left the drain plugs out of my ski. Got it home, watched your video, and now the ski is running again. THANK YOU!!!!
Do you mean that you rode the ski with the plugs off by accident?
Yep, and it filled up with water. Just like he discusses in the video. I did exactly what he said, and it works perfectly again. I've ran it 10 times since then. Thanks again!
@@bobkelly6545 Wow. I saw a guy pull up to the lake with his plugs off and right when he was about to get on, I told him. It happens
I had to keep looking behind me. Feel like someone was creeping up on me
Lol I felt same way
I only came here as im a fan of heavy breathing. Great stuff here.
Lordy. Give the camera man some oxygen
Wtf is going on with the camera man. Damn dude. Blow your your nose or somethin. Sounds like he's having a panic attack
stop breathing so hard lol
Hey, I'd like to say that your video really helped me get my 96 Yamaha running again after a couple of knuckle heads flipped it then tried to run it. One thing that I did that helped me as well was to take off the carburetors intake cover and shut off the choke to give as much air going in as possible. I also used some SeaFoam right in the cylinders. Thanks again for you helpful video.
It's so funny to me because there's I'm watching this video I'm getting annoyed by the guy who's filming it breathing so damn hard.. sounds like Darth Vader. So then I read the comments and almost every single comment is people talking about how the camera guy is breathing LOL
My Kawasaki 1200 (yes 1200, 20 year old Ski) took on water this weekend after I hit something in the river. Followed your video and the engine is running like it was when I was out there yesterday. Now gotta fix the haul and we will be good to go. Great video. Man did a ton of water come out of those cylinders! thanks for making this video!
I didn’t know scuba Steve was a cameraman now
Spark plug trick worked like a charm . Thanks guys
For a sec I thought I was breathing hard, then I pause the video and that’s I knew dart Vader was filming this lol!
Such terrible comments, people just wanna dish folks trying to help!!! Keep up the great work Albert!
Very helpful video. Especially for Sea-Doo owners is a must see.
i have a 310 lx kawasaki jet ski 2017 and it took on water and got water throughout the systems. i drain the oil a few time new filters to get all the contantmented water out and change the plugs but only getting 10 psi boost instead of normal 17 and using a full tank in almost 30-45 minutes. any suggestions
The interviewer had to pull every answer out of the tech, he looked like he wanted to be at home.
He doesn't want people knowing this stuff lol. He wants people taking it in to him!
Thanks for the video guys! Helped us alot
thanks like to know more about this what you should check before you go out to prevent any issues
So I removed the spark plugs, (next day bought new ones) flushed out the water from the pistons by turning the engine on, only during 15 seconds at a time not to damage the starter. Put some WD40 and used compressed air to get rid of any unwanted water remaining in the shaft. Filled up the piston holes with mix fuel and put in the new spark plugs, plugged her up and hit the ignition, 1, 2, 3 she started up and had her running.. Stopped the engine and started her up again on 1st try.. Hope this helps you out. Seadoo 2005 sportster.. (fresh water) sunk..
I was glad when he said replace the plugs after he mentioned cutting the electrode off 😂 I was like there’s no way he’s suggesting this
unfortunadly my wife sunk my jetski in fresh water i have a seadoo 2002 gtx di 2 stroke when i got home i removed the sparkplugs and try to remove all the water from jet ski and yes it turns on and stays on all the time i can ride it again in the lake but the problem is that it wont run faster than 10 miles per hour any ideas guys please help im new on pwc is my first watercraft
whst if u can't get it crank
This video is awesome! Flipped my buddies Kawasaki Ultra 300x. The seat flipped off and took on water too fast for me to flip it back. The whole thing would have sunk if it wasn't for the bubble in the nose. We drained all the water out, changed oil, checked spark plugs. Let it sit for a day with a fan on it. The next day it wouldn't turn over then realized sensor in the motor will not allow to turn over engine if water is in the engine. We were going to take it in and have the shop take apart of the engine! =o During all this I lost my phone for about a day. Found it then found this video. Immediately went out cleaned out the spark plugs with some acetone and rag. Cranked the ignition without plugs and man oh man. It was crazy how much water was in the engine. It was like a geyser...lol. Did this for an hour or 2 raising and lowering the ski on the trailer to make sure and get it all. Let it sit for another 2 hours or so with fan on engine. Then we cranked it up for about 2 seconds. Trailered it out to the water and it was rough for about 15 mins. It would stall and studder. Eventually though as I got the rpms up it started to run better and better. Then boom good as new! Saved Memorial Weekend 2018! Thanks! Man I love this video!
I get almost drowned hoti me chest in water with the Motorcycle under me, I accidentally entered water logged underpass. Instantly Engine stalled, I checked for water entry in cylinder by cranking the engine, and yes water was in cylinder. I follow the same procedure pulling out spark plug, crank engine manually, squertimg out water . cleaning the spark plug, reinstall it. Then after that remove water from carburetor by lossing the drain screw at the bottom of Carb.
But Alass !! Engine doesn't start. It's spattering for few seconds, with black smoke out of the exhaust , then stalls again.
Then I rethink to find out the culprit . So how does the water get inside the cylinder ? So the water must be entered through air-intake Of air box then through air filter ( make it soaking wet ) then through the Carburetor and then finally in engine.
May be wet air filter is creating the problem . So I pull out the Air hose between air box and carb. Wollaah
Bike stared in just 1 second. Drive to home with direct air intake. Latter cleaned the whole air-intake system, dried the filters . Ready for another Ride ( on Dry Roads )
After pumping out the water it is good to spray starting fluid in the air intake to help get it going. Make sure the starter fluid is the type with lubricant.
who was the service manager?
How many times do you have to change the oil?.it keeps looking like cafe with cream... i done everything and the motor starts.. thats the only issue i see at the moment.
If by any chance your cable lock nut breaks..get it out of the water immediately..it will fill with water..learn the hard way..😉
Thanks
You saved my jet ski
Lol. I didn't even notice the breathing but damn. Lol
I have all done
Take off spark plugs
Try to take all the water most I can
And flushed oil
Do new oil and oil filter
And get back to the water
Run the jet ski for 15 minutes
And get out to the lake
Check oil and was some water mixed with the oil still
What else I need to do to take all the water out from the oil
Or what I have to add in to the oil to clean up all the water residues
Let me know
Please
Thanks
God bless you guys
Thank Darth Vader for the excellent camera work.
Don't forget to ground your plugs when starting.
@Mainland Cycle Center...
hope you can help! Won an older jet ski (95 SeaDoo XP) … had trouble gettting it started, but finally did, got it out into the cove.. and it died… killed the battery trying to start it again, so jumped off and swam it to shore.. by the time I got to shore, realized it was also gettting lower in the water.. turns out the VTS boot is leaking (at least I think that is the problem, there is water coming out from behind the vts cover, and there is rust on the components when I take the vts cover off) badly.. by the time I got it to shore and tied up and went to get tools and came back, water was up to nearly the top of the motor… bailed it out, took the battery out, took the spark plugs out.. and now have towed it back across the cove to the boat ramp and have it home… its been a week…. Has it been too long? Can I still do the turning it over with the spark plugs out to get it to expel water? Oil mixed in gas, so is there a risk of water in the gas? Should I drain the gas/oil mix and put fresh gas in before I try and do anyting at all?
What happened this just happened to mine some hose was off and something was loose and I can't tell where the water came in mine won't start it will crank but this just happened 1hr ago have you got your too run and what have you done since
@@danielm16345 mine ended up having 2 leaks, first was the drain plug... the plug was new, but the plug base was cracked, so the plug wasnt sealing.. so that was letting water in. But the biggest leak was the VTS boot... if youre looking at the butt-end of the ski.. the VTS rod is on top of the pump Housing/... warning that this did lead to a series of repairs.. in order to get the old boot off and the new boot on, i had to remove the pump housing.. got the boot replaced just fine, but realized when i had the housing off that my wear ring was TRASH... ordered new wear ring, but cant get the old one out by tapping on it from the back side.. so ill have to cut it out,, which means removing the impeller.. which means i need one of those little funky toosls that go in the splines to remove the impeller shaft.. in other words.. its still sitting on my lawn.. torn apart.. one of these days ill get back around to fixing it.. Another thing you need to look out for is on the exhaust .. where the exhaust hose exits through the hull.. check to make sure there are no leaks there, but there are also one, possibly two (depending on a lot of stuff).. little drain tubes .. about the size of your pinky finger.. that T into the through-hull exhaust port (dont know if im using the correct terminology)... make sure that those hoses are in good shape, and connected to where they are supposed to go.
also, things i learned to do if you got water in the engine compartment area.. especially if it was up over or near the spark plugs and or air box etc .. first get the water out.. there should be a sign on the back of the ski that also says to roll the ski to the left if water gets in the hull like that... i wasnt able to roll it all the way on its side like youre supposed to by myself, but a friend told me i Had to get the water out of the engine.. so to remove both spark plugs, and then hit the start button, repeatedly.. water will shoot out so stand back a bit.. dont hold the start button down, but just press it repeatedly till pretty much all the water is out.. and then, especially if you arent going to be able to fix it and get it running right away. take and pour a couple ounces of the 2 stroke oil into the spark plug holes.. if you dont, things will rust QUickly
God dam bear in the background
Chubaka out here filming yall
All I can hear is the breathing of the guy taking the video
Hahaha the guy from the camera slept him up
Jet skis turn me on too (; but I don't need a ventilator..
OK, So what if the engine turns over without spark plugs... And when I put plugs in it, then it will not turn over?
Yes my battery is good.. Now what??
Great video. I was afraid for you. Sounded like a serial killer was about to strike.
Mouth breather...
KAWASAKI I AM YOUR FATHER
Camera man needs to stop vreathing so hard into the mic
Will a jetski fully sink? I have a 1994 seadoo xp.. My worst fear is it sinking.
I don't think it will fully sink. They will sit very low in the water and fill the engine with water. I have never heard of one going to the bottom though. At least not a sit down style ski anyway. Thanks for watching.
Yes just take the spark plug and start lol.
And that's you going to have a big bill from tha marine technician
I think the camera guy had a crush on you fellas
MOUTH BREATHER!!!!
Thanks for the video. It was helpful aside from the guy mouth breathing.
Is your camera man okay ?
someone get the camera man to an ENT
This guy really compared a Kawasaki to a Ferrari
Except the Kawasaki is both faster and more reliable than a Ferrari. Just ask any H2 owner.
Holy crap! That dude filming needs to see a respiratory therapist. I could concentrate on the other two.
I couldn't continue watching... that breathing man...
Darth Vader is operating the camera..
i didn't know the new go pro camera can fit inside your nostrils.
🙌😂
Is a 200lb bulldog filming this?
Halfway through, I realized I didn't hear anything except Darth Vader.
The camera man needs a CPAP machine
sounds like cameraman needs oxygen stat!!
Damn that camera man breathes hard
I'm so annoyed who ever filming is breathing so hard
Does the camera guy have covid? Seems like he has trouble breathing
"You're not in a honda" as honda still has the best ski on the market 🤣
Is the guy filming it using scuba gear? Jesus.
Broooo who’s breathing like that!
tell the camera to stop breathing in the Mic!!! so annoying!!
Can ur camera guy stop breathing so heavy
Camera guy need to get his nose checked out lol
Lol, does the camera man have a stuffy nose or what 😆
Invest in a microphone, your max volume is too low
Get that camera man some oxygen
Instead of recording this video go to the doctor and get that cold checked out
What’s with the asthmatic breathing on mic???? My goodness. Imagine filming that entire video and then watching the playback and realizing Darth Vader was on set the whole time?
Looks like hobo maintenance to me. Not very helpful and technically incorrect in several spots.
Camera man is well over 300lbs
Jesus?! who is breathing?
Camera guy ruined video
bros breathing made me stop this video after a minute cheers for the irritation
Sorry but these guys lack a ton of knowledge.
boring !!!