Both engines die at the same time at idle speed.

What's the problem????

Do you think it's Electrical?

How do you diagnose the problem without going to a SeaDoo dealer and
paying a arm a leg for service.

LEW

Probably Carbs.... is this a new problem this season? Did it just start
or what happened before it started....

I say carbs because that would link the two with time used or fuel used.
Two exact electrical problems would be a huge coincidence.

The fuel last winter (with the shortage) killed lots of carbs... mine
included....



Lew wrote:
Both engines die at the same time at idle speed.

What's the problem????

Do you think it's Electrical?

How do you diagnose the problem without going to a SeaDoo dealer and
paying a arm a leg for service.

LEW

1- get a manual
2- did you change the fuel filters
3- electrical, don't think so since it's only at idle.
4-idle RPM too low
5- you may spend more $$$ replacing parts that don't fix it versus going to
the dealer


"Lew" wrote in message
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Both engines die at the same time at idle speed.

What's the problem????

Do you think it's Electrical?

How do you diagnose the problem without going to a SeaDoo dealer and
paying a arm a leg for service.

LEW