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My husband & I purchased a little Sea Ray Searayder a couple of years ago. We only get to use it for a couple of lake trips a year. Although this is late July, the boat hasn't been started yet this year and we (he) can't get it started. Last year, we took it to a dealer, who told us "it just needed to be primed". According to him, this is common when starting a jet boat (any boat?) for the first time each year. The problem is, we have no idea how to do this. We're not complete dummies, and have made sure the battery, plugs, etc. are all ready. So, can anyone give us basic instruction for "priming" this boat? It's a little 90hp Merc inboard. I've done a 'google' search on the subject to no avail, and welcome any help, pointers, or links to websites that may be of help You can get an electric prime system installed. See you dealer/mechanic. The Sportjet in considered an inboard and primer bulbs are not C.G. approved and cannot be used. You have to be careful with fuel/fumes! I suggest opening the engine hatch during initial start for max ventilation. Some folks prime them by cranking 10 secs or so at a time using the choke, letting the starter rest a minute and repeating. BR |
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