Hi,

I tried to start my Jetski today, but couldn't
get it to happen. It has not been run in the
last couple of months. Can anyone suggest
how to get it going? It's on a lake in GA.

Thanks for any help!
David

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Hi,

I tried to start my Jetski today, but couldn't
get it to happen. It has not been run in the
last couple of months. Can anyone suggest
how to get it going? It's on a lake in GA.

Thanks for any help!
David

Here's three simple reasons that might stop your jetski engine from
starting:

1. deteriorated gasoline gumming up the works.
2. safety lanyard detached; engine turns over, but will not start. (I've
done that more than once)
3. fouled spark plug


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Hi,

I tried to start my Jetski today, but couldn't
get it to happen. It has not been run in the
last couple of months. Can anyone suggest
how to get it going? It's on a lake in GA.

Thanks for any help!
David

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 14:56:42 GMT, "Lawrence James" wrote:

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Where to squirt it?

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Hi,

I tried to start my Jetski today, but couldn't
get it to happen. It has not been run in the
last couple of months. Can anyone suggest
how to get it going? It's on a lake in GA.

Thanks for any help!
David

At the intake plumbing.

Where to squirt it?

That would be the AIR intake (large black rubber tube on engine)

Leave top OPEN to air, be VERY careful, run blower if you have one....



JDavis1277 wrote:
At the intake plumbing.


Where to squirt it?

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Hi,

I tried to start my Jetski today, but couldn't
get it to happen. It has not been run in the
last couple of months. Can anyone suggest
how to get it going? It's on a lake in GA.

Thanks for any help!
David

Be VERY careful when using ether in a two stroke. There isn't any
perceptible lubrication in ether.