Jet Ski Clubs 
Some of The most popular Jet ski clubs in the U.S. and abroad. Most accepted riders from other places. Many PWC Clubs include other types of personal watercraft vehicles (pwc) as well, like Kawasaki, Sea Doo clubs, Yamaha Waverunner clubs and Honda watercraft clubs. Touch base with these Jet Skiing clubs to find new places to ride, and learn about upcoming Jet Ski events in your local area. For Jet Ski Addicts.
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Good reasons to join an established Jet Ski club:
1 They are committed to saving Jet Ski riding areas
2 You will get the latest info on Jet Ski riding spots, Camping and events.
3 One of the best is you meet new Jet friends who love the watercraft sport.
 
We have a list of Watercraft clubs that club owners That are Hhave sent us to post below. If you have an watercraft club, PWC club or Jet Ski club then s addicts e info.
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Personal Watercraft Club of Alaska
Gina Poths 
Anchorage AK
907-345-6723
www.pwcalaska.org
 
Alabama Watercraft Society
 Robert Wilkes
Alabaster, AL
205-999-4896

Arkansas Watercraft Riders
James Hastings Batesville, AR
870-307-3357

Havasu PWC Club
Kay Sykes  Lake Havasu City, AZ 
928-486-434

Phoenix Watercraft Club Wayne Shannon 
Mesa AZ
602-578-0987 
www.phoenixwatercraftclub.com

SoCal Watercraft Club
Dan Ketchpel 
Southern CA 
310-350-2464 
www.socalwatercraftclub.com

West Coast Watercraft Club
LEWIS LIPSTONE 
LOS ANGELES CA 
818-326-4419
http://www.meetup.com/West-Coast-Watercraft-Club-in-Southern-California/

Central Valley Wake Riderz
Albert & Gloria Lopez Modesto, CA
209-918-4501

Nor-Cal R2R
Peter Kilkus  Northern CA 
707-966-3010 

Durty Doodz
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Colorado Jet Ski Riders Club
Galen W. Morgigno Aurora, CO
303-766-1334

Ancient City Wave Runners
Roger Kaman St. Augustine, FL
904-463-3340

Dixie Jetski Junkies
Austin Taylor Tallahasse, FL
850-562-4541
www.djsj.eworldz.com

Emerald Coast Jetski Riders
Derek Bowles Navarre, FL
850-308-5699

Jacksonville Jet Riders
www.jacksonvillejetriders.com 

Jet Ski Junkies USA
KEV & ANGI  
TAMPA, FL 
941-723-9896 
http://WWW.IWANNAJETSKI.COM

Dade County Riders
Miami FL
@dadecountyriders

River Club 64
Southbeach Miami, Fl
@riverclub_64

Ski-B-G-B's 
Will Jackson 
Hawthorne FL 
352-226-1454 

SoFla Riders Tom Gregory 
Weston FL 
www.soflariders.net

Space Coast Jet Riders Bill Hills 
Melbourne FL 
321-720-0000 
www.spacecoastjetriders.com

Tampa Bay Jet Ski ClubKen Lipe 
Tampa Bay Area FL 
www.tampabayjetskiclub.com

Hawaiian Water Rescue
Guillermo Coscarelli  Kihei, HI 
808-870-5337

PWC Offshore Rescue Hawaii 
Grant Henry 
Honolulu HI
808-970-492

IA-IL River Riders
Leon Genther  Davenport, IA 
563-505-8787

Midwest Watercraft
Fred Zbinden  Normal, IL 
309-530-1898

Indiana Personal Watercraft Owners AssociationDavid Thomas Herring 
Carmel, IN 
317-938-0660

Louisville River Rats
Steve Kresko  Louisville, KY 
270-304-6881

Calcasieu Watercraft Association
Heather Robinson Southwest, LA
337-589-0028

JETSKI Association of Massachusetts
David Dubriske  Franklin, MA 
774-266-07

Chesapeake Raiders
Martin Tross Annapolis, MD
410-216-9912
www.chesapeakeraiders.com

DMV Full Throttle Jet Ski Club
Dion Woodard Germantown, MD
301-385-6289
dmvfullthrottlejetskiclub-com.webs.com/

OCMD Wave Jumpers
Brian Korody
Ocean City MD 
301-252-4792 

Michigan Raiders
Tony Rader  Muskegon, MI 
231-740-1536

West mi pwc club
Http://westmipwc.com
616-634-2854
​Grandrapids, Mi

PWC Technology
Kevin Bruins
Holland MI 

Twin Cities Jet Pilots
Nick Ericson 
Lakeland MN 
651-967-7823 
www.tcjetpilots.com

PWC-USA.NET
VInce Williams 
St. Charles MO
(314) 413-11

Southwest MO
Peter Hartman
Springfield MO 
417-849-9654 
www.southwestmostandups.org

NC Jet Pack
Josh Stevens  Burlington NC 
336-214-9472 
www.ncjetpack.com

Northside Freeride
Jaime Timmreck
Bismarck ND
701-400-5971

Jersey Shore Powersports Association
John Piersanti  Browns Mills, NJ 
609-280-4515

NJ/PA Crew
Greg Evans  NJ and Eastern PA 
215-859-7812 
www.njpacrew.org

Northeast PWC
Ed Emerle  Eastern PA and NJ 
856-495-6970
https://www.facebook.com/groups/58050374872/

Adirondack Jet Ski Club
Jimmy Dwyer
Gloversville, NY
518-725-6777 
www.adirondackjetskiclub.com

Jetty Jumpers
Anthony Stallone & Lena Nicoletti  Brooklyn, NY 
917-567-7595 
www.jettyjumpers.com

Strong Island Jet Ski
Long Island New York
www.strongislandjetskis.com 
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WNY PWC Owners 
Western New York (Buffalo)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wnypwcowners/
Website: https://craigrwitt.wixsite.com/wnypwcowners

Reservoir Dawgs PWC Club
Matt Conroy 
New Albany OH
(614) 855-21

Tri State PWC Club
Ray Hedger 
Cincinnati OH 
513-260-2422 
www.tristatepwc.com

Eastern PA River Runners
Watson Domurat Birdsboro, PA 
610-404-0061 
www.easternpariverrunners.org

Charlotte Shredders
Brad MaloneyFORT MILL, SC
734-904-8014

Palmetto Watercraft Association of South Carolina
Robert Cormany
Columbia SC
803-292-3345
www.palmettowatercraft.com

Middle tennessee Personal Watercraft Club
Mike Majka  Smyrna, TN 
615-429-2599 
www.mtpwc.com

Volunteer PWC Riders Club
Jesse Richardson
Hendersonville TN
615-456-7938 

Bay Area PWC Association
Theresa Roberts Houston, TX
832-819-0992
www.bapwa.com

Golden Triangle PWC Club
Ronnie Walston Beaumont, TX
409-796-1832

Bear Lake Jet Boat Club
Ken Hansen Garden City, UT
435-946-8600

Capital Area PWC Club
Tim Brown Manassas, VA
703-597-6333
www.dcjetski.com

Virginia Beach Wavejunkies
Allen Loree 
Virginia Beach VA 
(757) 536-72 
www.wavejunkies.com

Orca Man PWC Club
Howard 'Orca Man' Garton
Seattle WA
206-407-4653
www.go-orcaman.com

Pacific Northwest Jet Sports
Joe McLaughlin 
Vancouver WA 
360-883-5642
 
'MKE' Jetski Club (Milwaukee Jetski Club)
Dominik Grzyb
Milwak, WI 62728
414-455-4343

​To our valued customers,
We wanted to take a moment to thank you for your continued business through these unprecedented times. There are a few updates we need to share concerning the health and safety of our employees, a new web order minimum, potential shipping delays, and product availability.

Hey Folks, We just drop the price again on the Sea Doo Impeller Solas by PHONE ONLY. This is the lowest sale price this year we have had on the Solas Sea Doo Impeller. Including Solas Sea Doo Boat Impeller. So Check out our Solas Sea Doo Impellers and remember " We won't be under sold"! 
www.impellers.com

Sea Doo Spark Lite KEY SPECS

• Horsepower: 60 hp or 90 hp
• Fuel Capacity: 7.9 gal. (30 L)
• Rider Capacity: 2 or 3

Sea Doo Spark Lite FEATURES

• Intelligent Brake and Reverse (iBR) and Convenience Package Plus (optional)
• BRP Audio-Portable System (Optional with SPARK 3up Convenience Package Plus)
• Sport Mode (with 900 ACE - 90 hp only)
• Closed-Loop Cooling System (CLCS)
• Robust and Scratch-Resistant Polytech GEN 2 Hull Material
• Handlegrip with Palm Rests
• 3up only: Added stability with Platform Extension, Longer Seat with place for 2 adults and 1 child and Tow Sports Capability

Contact your local Sea Doo Dealer for more info

​Kawasaki Jet Ski continues to offer a wide range of personal watercraft (PWC) that evoke fun on the water, with the 2020 JET SKI Ultra series and the Kawasaki Jet Ski SX-R 1500 four-stroke stand-up personal watercraft jet Ski.

​The Kawasaki JET SKI SX-R 1500 personal watercraft produces plenty of low-to-mid-range torque from its 1498cc 4-stroke Jetski engine. This makes the stand-up Jet Ski personal watercraft fun and accessible to those without a competition license. The 2020 Kawasaki Jet Ski SX-R 1500 watercraft stands out in Jetski performance and fun on the water with an Ebony/Lime Green colorway and MSRP of $9,999.

​The entire Kawasaki JET SKI watercraft runabout lineup is forged with Kawasaki Jet Ski DNA and features powerful 1,498cc engines, an innovative deep-V hull design, a large amount of storage and a fuel tank capable of extended range. The lineup is also covered by a 12- month limited warranty with an optional 12, 24, 36 or 48-month Kawasaki Protection Plus™ plan.

​The flagship model, the 2020 Kawasaki JET SKI Ultra 310LX personal watercraft Jet ski, is the perfect combination of performance and luxury. The Kawasaki JET SKI Ultra 310LX features a roots-type Eaton Twin Vortices Series (TVS) supercharger. A three-blade Jet Ski impeller that is directly driven from the engine, provides superb propulsion, powering the watercraft’s deep-V hull that offers class-leading stability in rough water. This model also features the JETSOUND® audio system, a first in personal watercraft, which allows riders to listen to music via the 2x20-watt rated amplifier and 30-watt speakers. For 2020, the JET SKI Ultra 310LX watercraft is available in Metallic Carbon Gray with a MSRP of $17,999. 

​The Kawasaki JET SKI® Ultra® 310R personal watercraft Jetski is the ultimate open-water race replica vehicle in the Kawasaki Jetski model line. It features the same 1,498cc supercharged Jetski engine as the JET SKI Ultra 310LX model. It also sports a motocross-style electro-polished stainless steel handlebar inspired by the Kawasaki KX™ motorcycles. The JET SKI Ultra 310R Jet Ski personal watercraft features an Ebony/Lime Green color scheme with a MSRP of $16,299. 

Power is the most common trait among the Kawasaki JET SKI Ultra 310 series, and the 2020 JET SKI Ultra® 310X features a supercharged inline 1,498cc four-cylinder DOHC engine with its Eaton TVS supercharger and intercooler. For rider comfort and versatility, the Kawasaki JET SKI Ultra 310X features a bench​seat. The 2020 JET SKI Ultra 310X is available in Candy Steel Furnace Orange/Ebony with a MSRP of $15,299

​For Jet Ski riders who want the luxury and convenience of the flagship JET SKI Ultra® 310LX, the 2020 Kawasaki JET SKI® Ultra® LX personal watercraft powered by a naturally aspirated 1,498cc engine is the right choice. The maneuverable deep-V hull contributes to superior handling, and the vehicle boasts industry-leading storage capacity and the largest fuel tank in its class to keep the fun going longer. The 2020 Kawasaki JET SKI Ultra LX is available in Ebony/Pearl Citrus Yellow with a MSRP of $11,199. 

For more info contact your local Kawasaki Dealer.

​The all-new 2020 Kawasaki Jet Ski STX 160 has been thoroughly redesigned and refined to improve comfort, handing, and amenities, while maintaining the legendary performance of the Kawasaki STX Jetski line of watercraft.

​The Kawasaki Jet Ski STX160 utilizes a new balanced hull, ergonomic riding position, large fuel tank and storage compartment along with several new easy-to-use Jet Ski rider aid functions to create a comfortable and exciting three seat personal watercraft, that appeals to a wide range of Jet Ski riders. The fresh, new styling of the Kawasaki Jet Ski STX160 hull pays homage to its Kawasaki Jet Ski heritage and even shares some design influence from the Kawasaki Jet Ski ®ULTRA® series, but when taking in the whole watercraft it is clear that it is the an all-new STX Jetski  model.

​Developed for fun, excitement, and comfort, the Jet Ski STX160 is powered by a DOHC, 16-valve, parallel 4-cylinder, 1498cc Jet Ski engine and when paired with features including a new rear Jet Ski hull, large fuel tank, and electronic cruise control, this creates a perfect choice for Jet Ski touring and, Jet Ski recreation.

Jet Ski ​Highlights of the 2020 Kawasaki STX160
​NEW sleek and dynamic styling
 High performance 1,498cc Jet Ski engine
 NEW Balanced and responsive–handling hull
 Comfortable Jet Ski riding position
 Jet Ski Reverse lever positioned on left side
 Slide & lift Jet Ski seat rear storage
 NEW Electronic cruise control
 Built-in Jet Ski Flush ports

​Styling
The Jet Ski STX160 features new JetSki styling for 2020, improving looks, comfort, and Jet Ski performance. The hull height has been raised and the rear portion of the Jet Ski bumper has been extended. The styling emphasizes flowing lines and spacious feel, while also blending styling cues from the Kawasaki ULTRA series such as the nose grill, all of which helps to create a distinctive style that makes it immediately recognizable as an Kawasaki STX watercraft PWC. The handle area now features a lighter and sharper design by reducing the size of the Jet Ski pad and using colored Jet Ski parts. The bumper is a three-dimensional shape with clean defined edges that blends well with the dynamic feel of the hull. Increased field of vision of the rearward mirror was achieved by widening the viewing angle of the exterior of the lens to a shape that matches the overall design, while significantly reducing the weight. Improved sound comes by way of a new speaker box on the Kawasaki LX model, which provides Jet riders with a clear audio. The shape of the box has been changed to match the image of the hull. The area of the rear platform has been expanded through an extension of the rear pan bar. The Kawasaki LX model is equipped with a two-color tone dedicated Jet Ski deck mat.

Increased comfort was achieved by creating a relaxed Jet Ski riding position, with generous room for Jet Ski riders to bend their knees. When combined with a newly designed Jet Ski seat, Jet Ski cruising and Jet Ski touring are more comfortable than ever before.

The new bodywork efficiently secures space and expands the fuel tank capacity from 16.4 gal to 20.6 gal, giving it the largest capacity in its class. Combined with Jet Ski engine characteristics that allow for excellent Jet Ski fuel efficiency, touring ability is enhanced.

The bodywork was revamped to expand the Jet Ski engine room space. Combined with the use of slide and lift Jet Ski seats, Jet Ski battery access is easy, making tasks from daily inspections to Jet Ski maintenance more efficient.

The reverse lever has been moved to the left side, making it possible to operate the Jet Ski throttle with the right hand and the reverse with the left hand.

A slide and Jet Ski lift system is used to open the rear Jet Ski seat. This allows access to under-seat storage and Jet Ski flush ports without the need to remove the rear Jet Ski seat. The Kawasaki Jet Ski STX160 features an improved Jet Ski step to make re-boarding easier when wakeboarding and swimming. The rear Jet Ski grip has two grip sections for convenient re-boarding. 

Jet Ski Engine
​ The Kawasaki Jet Ski STX160 personal watercraft PWC is powered by a 1498cc DOHC, 16-valve, parallel 4-cylinder, fuel-injected Jet Ski engine. The bore and stroke of the Jet Ski engine are 83 × 69.2 mm, with a compression ratio of 10.6: 1. Pairing a large diameter 60 mm throttle body with an electronic fuel injection system ensures quick, strong power throughout the rpm range. The intake valve diameter measure sizes measure 33.4 mm, while the Jet Ski exhaust valve diameter sizes measure 28.3 mm. A narrow valve angle (Intake at 12 degrees, Exhaust at 13 degrees) allows for an efficient combustion chamber shape. The electroplated all-aluminum Jet Ski cylinders are lightweight, highly durable, and provide excellent heat dissipation. Corrosion-resistant valves were chosen to ensure high reliability that helps to conserve the marine environment. Inwardly tapered Jet Ski piston pins were chosen to reduce the reciprocating weight inertia of the Jet Ski piston.

The front Jet Ski cam drive enables efficient Jetski engine intake with a narrow valve angle. Because there is a drive at the front end of the Jet Ski crank, the short, highly rigid Jet Ski crank exhibits high torsional rigidity. The forged Jet Ski crank is supported by five plain bearings and reduces friction loss with a small bearing journal. The silent jet Ski cam chain reduces mechanical noise. A digital transistor Jet Ski ignition with a timing sensor is installed at the front end of the Jet Ski crankshaft, and it is equipped with an Jet Ski engine speed limiter and K-TRIC (TPS) sensor. The generator and power output are located at the rear of the Jetski crank while the Jet Ski camshaft and Jet Ski oil pump drive are located at the front.

A liquid-cooled Jet Ski exhaust manifold with a double wall structure is used for efficient cooling. Two Jet Ski water boxes contribute to reducing Jet Ski exhaust noise and cooling water is pumped from a JetSki jet pump. In order to prevent foreign objects from entering the system, a Jet Ski filter is installed at the entrance.

The high-speed Kawasaki jet pump of the Jet Ski STX160 achieves excellent maximum speed and acceleration. It uses an oval-edged three-blade cast Kawasaki stainless steel impeller for powerful acceleration, high thrust efficiency, and low cavitation. Its sturdy stainless-steel blades are less susceptible to damage and help prevent cavitation erosion. The Kawasaki jet pump Jet Ski driveline is equipped with a large rubber coupling to absorb impact loads from powerful Jet Ski engines and reduce Jet Ski driveline noise. The robust drive shaft transfers Jet Ski engine power stably and efficiently. A sealed bearing supports the Jet Ski drive shaft. The cast aluminum steering nozzle efficiently transmits the large Jet Ski engine thrust.

The Kawasaki Jet Ski STX160 utilizes an accelerator position sensor in the jet Ski throttle lever section, helping to reduce operating load. Using the accelerator Jet Ski lever along with cruise control can reduce the hand fatigue associated with long Jet Ski rides.

The Jet Ski rider can set the Jet Ski engine speed at will using the electronic cruise control and support will be provided for comfortable Jet Ski cruising. On the X and LX models, the Jet Ski speed can be adjusted after being set with the UP/DOWN buttons that are within arm’s reach.

Another convenient feature found on the Kawasaki Jet Ski STX160 is the one-touch 5 mph mode. This mode is convenient in places where you must avoid causing wake, such as in a marina or bay. Jet Ski Riders can maintain their Jet Ski speed at 5 mph with a single touch.

The Kawasaki Smart Steering® system uses sensors to detect the Jet Ski engine speed, Jetski steering status, and JetSki throttle opening angle. When the operating conditions are met, it maintains the JetSki engine speed necessary for turning and generates propulsion. Even if the JetSki throttle is fully closed, it functions when the JetSki throttle is suddenly fully closed due to high speeds and does not operate when continuously going at low-speed, such as when docking.

The Kawasaki Jet Ski STX160 can be operated in Smart Learning Operation (SLO) Mode, a function that can keeps the engine output lower than usual. This allows new Jetski riders to become familiar with the Jet Ski watercraft. Jet Riders can also make sure they are using fuel efficiency with the Economical JetSki Riding Indicator “ECO” symbol on the meter, which lights up when the system determines that Jet ski fuel consumption efficiency is excellent.

The Jet Ski STX160 features a system that can clean the JetSki engine-cooling path with the JetSki engine room closed to help reduce the noise during Jet Ski maintenance.

​The Jet Ski STX160 is equipped with an immobilizer function, which helps to deter theft. 

Jet ski Hull
​The Jet Ski hull of the Jet Ski STX160 is made from fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) that produces a light and robust Jet Ski body, which also features an integrated floating cell structure. It also has a high-performance keel line to improve maneuverability and Jet Ski rider control. A sturdy Jet Ski bumper that extends around the entire circumference protects the Jet Ski hull. The large rear platform facilitates re-boarding and allows Jet Ski riders to carry long items such as wakeboards with ease. The automatic siphon Jet Ski bilge system supports water discharge from the JetSki engine room during use. The Kawasaki Triple Splash Deflector minimizes the water that splashes on the Jet Ski rider during cruising, allowing for a comfortable Jet ski riding experience. The Jet Ski Sponson fins are installed at the bottom of the bumper that covers the hull surroundings, which improve straight-line stability.

Jet Ski Equipment
The Jet Ski STX160 LX personal watercraft includes the JETSOUND® integrated Jet Ski audio system feature with Bluetooth as standard equipment, and it is available as a Kawasaki Genuine Accessory on the other models. The system consists of an amplifier, an Jet Ski audio controller built into the handle, and two Jet Ski speakers placed under the mirrors. The amplifier is 40 W x 4 channels, 160 W maximum. The speaker ratings are 30 W each. Maximum 60 W x 2. The system is connectable via Bluetooth, USB, and AUX, the USB and AUX ports are installed in the waterproof storage and the controls provided by the audio controller depend on the connection method.

The Jet Ski STX160 is equipped with a large digital meter that uses an LCD display with excellent visibility. A speedometer with a bar graph-type Jet Ski tachometer is located in the center. It displays various information such as a fuel gauge and instantaneous Jet Ski fuel consumption, an hour meter, an outboard water temperature meter, an external temperature meter, maximum speed history, and economic Jet Ski riding indicator. The position of the instrument panel and the design of the cockpit visor ensure excellent visibility.

The Jet Ski STX160 LX model features a luxury Jet Ski seat designed to fit the Jet Ski rider’s body ergonomically to further improve comfort. Both the Jet Ski STX160 X and LX models feature a new gun-grip handle Jet Ski grip that tapers outward, making it easier to hold when Jet ski riding in a straight line.

​The new hull of the Jet Ski STX160 has increased storage capacity compared to previous model; there is 30.1 gal available for front storage, and 4.4 gal for rear Jet Ski seat storage available. The central storage has a small waterproof compartment and is suitable for storing smartphones. The rear of the hull is equipped with an easy-access rear pocket that is convenient for storing wet Jet Ski towing ropes. Another welcomed addition to the hull is Two Cup holders have been newly installed toward the back of the handle.

​COLORS: The 2020 Jet Ski STX160 is available in Gelcoat Crystal White/Sunbeam Red with the Jet Ski STX160X in Ebony/Riptide Turquoise and the Jet Ski STX160LX available in Ebony/Candy Lime Green. MSRP Starting at $9,599 

Contact your Local Kawasaki Dealer for more info.

Here is a list of some Watercraft Companies or products who are no longer with us.
PJS Performance Jet Ski
West Coast Performance 
R&D Racing R&D Performance
Carbon Tech
Gator Grip
3 Day Parts
DCT Sports
USA ShortBlock
Three Dimensional Racing 3DR
R Pot Design 
Ocean Pro
TigerShark
Shred-Master
Jetsports magazine
Splash Magazine
Mariner Performance
L&S Performance
AMI American Watercraft Institute
PWC Shop
D & D Crankshaft Repair
BCW Beach City Watersports
Waterdog Enterprises
Ronny America
Ski-Line Performane
Lynn Vick Products Sold
White Brothers
Jet Research
Hot Waves
Team Butch Racing
Castaic Ski and Sport
Jetcraft Engineering
Beef-It
Thunderwear
Sano Traction Pads
Recreation Unlimited 
Jet Armor
Typhoon Inc
MRD
Cobbs Ski Factory
Able Cylinders
Goodtimes Racing
Wave Rocket Performance
Rend Corporation
Twist Engine Inc
R&R Jet Tech
Short Block Inc

I'm a little confused about whats right. This fall when weather started to get cold here I decided ( as I have done with my previous boats) to winterize my kawasaki jet ski. While I was searching for the best price around town I was surprised to learn that unlike boats different dealers have completely different ways of dealing with the cold. One dealer that all they've been doing throughout the years is running the motors dry until all the water is expelled. The next dealer said that I should take some part of the plumbing off and blow pressurized water through what I presume are the lines. And the last dealer said that I should run antifreeze through seawater lines to get the water out. Of course all of them Fogged the engines. What do you think is right? are all the methods okay?
Thanks Bobby

Dear Bobby,
In the cold you want to get out all the water as it can freeze and expand and possibly crack your cylinders and exhaust manifold. You want to run Jet Ski engine as it will get water out of exhaust system. You can blow compressed air through the water line that goes to the jet pump (blow air both ways). Or you can add antifreeze to the cooling lines filling up the waterjackets. Also add some fuel stabilizer to the fuel or plan on draining the gas before you go riding again and add fresh gas (You can take the old fuel and put it your car). You should add an ounce of oil in each cylinder, Charge the battery from time to time during winter.
Jetski Guru

I have a Yamaha GP 1200 and A Yamaha Waveriader 700. Both of these Jetskis had their Yamaha impellers freeze up in the Yamaha jet pump housing. My mechanic said this was the result of salt ( I run these PWC's in salt water) getting behind the impeller housing and causing expansion of housings into impellers. The JetSki mechanic suggested that I hose off the impeller and housing after each use. The Yamaha GP1200 has a Solaris SS impeller while the 700 is stock. Thanks for your assistance.
Buck

Hi Buck, Your mechanic is right and you should wash off salt every time you ride Jetski watercraft in ocean. It will help preserve your jet ski and its jet ski parts. The Yamaha Jet pump housing has this issue of becoming out of round due to a chemical reaction behind the Yamaha wear ring. We offer a solid steel Yamaha pump housing that will solve this problem.
​Watercraft Mechanic PRO

I have 2 1998 Kawasaki ZXI 1100's machines and they are both hard starting unless i pull the spark plugs and put a little gas into cylinder. If I do this they start right up. Can I put an inline gas bulb into the gas line and force gasoline into the cylinders before I try and start them?
Thanks, Mitch

Hi Mitch,
Yes, but we call it a primer kit. These primer kit will allow you to squirt gas into carbs with a push pull plunger that hooks up to the fuel line. Not only does the jet ski primer kit help with starting it also adds life to your Jet Ski starter.
Watercraft Maintenance Man