1996 Yamaha Waveventure 1100 Rebuild and Restoration

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Komentáře • 44

  • @sirgeorgeboy
    @sirgeorgeboy Před 9 lety +4

    FIRST CLASS JOB I NOW ITS A LONG TIME AGO NOW BUT YOUR VID GAVE ME THE PUSH I NEEDED TO KEEP GOING WHEN MY 1100 RAIDER WAS IN BITS APRIL 2014 , 1 PISTON 1 C.D.I.1 FUEL PUMP AND 3 CARB KITS LATTER O YEA AND A SKAT TRACK ITS FLYING AROUND ''THE BLACK WATER'' UK WITH ME GRINNING EAR TO EAR ........
    A BIG THANKS TO YOU ....

  • @Chrisalv
    @Chrisalv Před 10 lety

    Wow!! what a great job on one of the most reliable skis ever made. Great to see that you could restore that beauty. The sandblasting was a phenomenal job. I will do the same with my WaveVenture, hopefully it comes out as nice. Cheers!

  • @YourLockerzPal
    @YourLockerzPal Před 10 lety

    Awesome job on it! Looks like it's brand new

  • @rodolfogarcia8579
    @rodolfogarcia8579 Před 4 lety

    I've got the exact same one. She runs Great but but looks a little rough. I'd like to clean her up like this. Wow man GOOD job!!

  • @Vdubin64bug
    @Vdubin64bug Před 9 lety

    Sweet man.. This was the updated video I take it.. Can't beat a Yamaha !

  • @Mikewalden12345
    @Mikewalden12345 Před 10 lety

    Looks great.

  • @wansskd7955
    @wansskd7955 Před 9 lety

    Nice job good job

  • @fiero880
    @fiero880  Před 11 lety +1

    My opinion the 4 stroke PWC have changed everything. Smoother quieter and they are so much more reliable. However 4 stroke engines to replace cost nearly double of a two stroke engine. And the 2 stroke engines are much easier to work on. If you have the extra money I prefer buying a 4 stroke ski. I really like the FX and FX Cruisers.

  • @fiero880
    @fiero880  Před 10 lety

    Yes I left all the fuel lines on the carbs except for the return and input line. And the crankcase line going to the fuel pump. You'll have to use your fingers getting those two inside nuts started. Sometimes opening the throttle some manually with someones help or your other hand helps get those nuts started.

  • @helipilot727
    @helipilot727 Před 10 lety

    Hey just wanted to thank you for your help, I got the carbs back on and it's running great on the trailer, but in the water it dies when I give it throttle. If I pump my primer it will run great. It seems like a fuel delivery problem but I've checked everything, all valves, fuel shutoff, fuel lines, etc. stumped. Carbs freshly rebuilt.

    • @sirgeorgeboy
      @sirgeorgeboy Před 9 lety

      HI HOPE YOU SORTED YOUR SKI , I HAVE JUST DUN MY 96 1100 RAIDER
      SAME THING , IT WAS THE FUEL PUMP , I'M SO HAPPY ITS BACK IN THE BLUE STUFF , FITTED A SKAT TRACK WOW IT GETS UP AND GO'S NOW.

  • @fiero880
    @fiero880  Před 10 lety

    The bad news, the nuts do not stick to a magnet. LOL!! It can be done very easily without pulling the head. Just take your time. Your mainly going to use your fingers to remove them. And yes you will most likely drop some nuts into the hull. One trick I have used in the past is using a very long screw driver alittle smaller in diameter than the threads. Put the head touching the tip of the intake bolt and use this to slide the nuts up and down removing them or putting them back on. Take you time

  • @govsux1
    @govsux1 Před 6 lety

    I rebuilt my 1100 also. To each his own but I just pulled the entire engine then took it apart. I guess I took some of the exhaust off first but overall it's a LOT easier to get at on a workbench.

  • @MichiganPeatMoss
    @MichiganPeatMoss Před 3 lety +1

    Wordless Workshop - love it.

  • @benhowe5506
    @benhowe5506 Před 7 lety +1

    Hi there fiero880, guess what buddy i bet you don't realise that you ride this waverunner the same as you ride a motirbike. i don't know if anyone has picked up on your head checks are the same as you ride. very cool little project too. that triple cylinder engine had some poke by the looks of it too. nice work chief. take care, Ben.

  • @fiero880
    @fiero880  Před 10 lety

    Another thing the two inner nuts you will only be able to loosen these with a wrench. The rest of the way you'll do it with your fingers. Same thing with putting them back on. Also there is a gap between the side of the hull and the floatation foam. If you position your wrench correctly you can use this gap for additional space to wrench on or off the nuts.

  • @helipilot727
    @helipilot727 Před 10 lety

    With a stubby 12mm I was finally able to get the carbs off! Any tips for getting those inside nuts back on when I re-install? Did you do it with the interconnected fuel lines removed? Thanks for the help!

  • @guyw2002
    @guyw2002 Před 8 lety +1

    Hi, thanks for your video. it's so helpful. Trying to figure out how to remove the throttle assembly from the carb assembly and it's hard to tell from your video and from the service manual. Can you explain?

    • @fiero880
      @fiero880  Před 8 lety +1

      meaning the plate that holds the throttle and choke cables ? or the actual rod assembly going to each butterfly ?

  • @ajhanson_
    @ajhanson_ Před 9 lety

    Nice job man I wish I knew a lot more then what I do know now but I guess it comes with time and experience but you should have but a bigger engine in it to make it faster ;p

  • @jaydingriffin6975
    @jaydingriffin6975 Před 5 lety

    😮 😮 wow 😮 😮!!!

  • @paulhaines5755
    @paulhaines5755 Před 5 lety

    Do you know if the cylinders on these machine are cast or Nikasil? I want to bore mine out due to piston failure but I'm not sure if I can bore it or does it have to be sleeved.

  • @helipilot727
    @helipilot727 Před 10 lety

    Just picked up this wave runner and I think the carbs need a rebuild. Looks like it's not too hard to pull them since you put them in after the motor was in?

  • @jesuscorrea7014
    @jesuscorrea7014 Před 3 lety +1

    Hi, i was wondering what type of oil does your jet ski use?

  • @hwburch62
    @hwburch62 Před 10 lety

    Hey where did you get those rims and tires for the trailer?

  • @christiancortes3120
    @christiancortes3120 Před 7 lety

    How do you remove the case were the pistons are at took the nuts out and have trouble taking the case off its like stuck on there any ideas?

  • @vdubluv222
    @vdubluv222 Před 9 lety +1

    I just picked up the same exact pwc with trailer for $100.00 this last Wednesday. it is seized and I plan on doing a rebuild ( I tried to fill the cylinders to soak the rings but only one held fluid ). where did you get your parts? I do not really want to go to ebay but thats all I'm finding.
    thanks and good job!

  • @royceisfaster
    @royceisfaster Před 6 lety +1

    did you have to do anyhting with the timing when u put it back together?

  • @CP-kb1du
    @CP-kb1du Před 4 lety

    Job well done ....when Skis looked like Skis not like Harley's and 1970's Luxury Cars

  • @jaydenmaetzig6550
    @jaydenmaetzig6550 Před 3 lety

    So how many tools did you find in that engine bay

  • @lodwill5116
    @lodwill5116 Před 10 měsíci

    Dumb question. Does it have crank case oil fill. . Another stupid thing only started 3 hours a year. . But to winterize I only had time to burp it to get water out for freeze. . Still runs. I’m so lucky. I need to know about oil though. I’ve never missed service on anything before.?? Lol

  • @sostonyj
    @sostonyj Před 11 lety

    whats better or faster a 2stroke or a 4stroke

  • @danielsullivan2558
    @danielsullivan2558 Před 3 lety

    Where is the electrical box/relay sylinoid located?

  • @ryandogandkitty8544
    @ryandogandkitty8544 Před 5 lety

    I bought 1995 Wavraider 1100 that doesn't run is she worth the over haul?

  • @fiero880
    @fiero880  Před 10 lety

    No not hard at all. Just remove the air box, air box platform, disconnect the chock cable and throttle cable. disconnect the return fuel line and fuel input line. Remove the carb platform nuts (14mm I think). Those are the hardest part of it. You can get a wrench in there to loosen them then finish them with your fingers.

  • @johnwalker7621
    @johnwalker7621 Před 7 lety

    how do you remove exhaust I would like to see that nothing on utube about that thanks

    • @fiero880
      @fiero880  Před 7 lety

      John, You have to remove it in pieces or stages. And be creative with your arms and hands. If I remember correctly you have to remove the elbow piece. Then the larger piece and then the manifold. It is a pain.

    • @locomojo0485
      @locomojo0485 Před 7 lety

      Was really easy... You have 4 bolts in the head area connecting the large exhaust pipe to it. Towards the rear is a hose clamp on the rubber section down at the bottom, a sensor with a couple 10mm bolts. another small hose. Then on the front side there's 4 12mm bolts that connect the large top part to the exhaust manifold itself. Take those out and then it's all free, just wiggle it forwards and lift the rear up and slide it all out in one piece. Takes about 20 minutes. Be careful of the spark plugs as you wiggle it out, may bump into them and they break easy. I just changed the flywheel and starter and bendix on mine. Took maybe 3 hours. Have to pull the front steering section, gas tank, and front engine cover as well.

  • @craigthibodaux
    @craigthibodaux Před 3 lety

    What is the size of the battery?