Sunday, January 10, 2010

Seadoo Engine Parts What Causes Overheating On A Seadoo Sporter? Or In A Jetski?

What causes overheating on a Seadoo Sporter? Or in a jetski? - seadoo engine parts

I have to constantly provide a Sportster 1800 and overheat alarm ... What role will cause an overheating? I started the engine before we left, then warmer .... The engines are the same as most jetskiis.

3 comments:

Boatman said...

Water and personal watercraft do not pump water as outboard wheel. Start on the jet pump, the effect of water on his head. This may be connected, which could led by rocks or weeds, or the production could be blocked mucked up. Look for a hose to start the pump to the cylinder head, and there. The same thing that you flexible. If that is all for free, look into the sump pump shoes.

jtexas said...

the most likely cause: worn impeller of the water. This is not the pilot of the jet aircraft.

If you used to start the engine while the boat from the water, be aware that only about 45 seconds be damaged dry for a driver, the water pump.

Other possible causes: use water pump housing board, corroded, or the thermostat on the sleeve cylinder block water, cooling water is taken into blocked host, you must find the timetable (lean air / fuel ratio is too high) due to obstruction / HELLO-speed jets or partially carb-fuel injectors, lubrication failure. There are probably others.

I want to stop the motor until you pointed out and corrected the problem - if the engine overheats, the pistons and rings enlargement scoring (grooves), the cylinder wall. Scored cylinder compression in bulk, loss of compression means a loss of power.

koiboy said...

I have a jet ski, but I've heard that clogged the water intake, floating debris or other algae are able to. Have you checked to see if the jets are clear?

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