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    What to do with the oil injection lines?

    I am planning on running premix this season and doing away with the oil injector on my 95 750SXi. Now, what should I do with the injector lines that run into the carbs... plug and leave the lines, remove the lines and plug the holes??? I had a seadoo 580 years ago that I just plugged the lines on and it did fine but I would rather do away with them all together. Any thoughts?
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    Remove the lines, then cap the ends where they hooked up to. Or you can plug them, though would just be harder to undo if you ever wanted to.
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    Cap the ends with what?
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    Caps?
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    Most of the kits provide 2 little caps. I know jet maniacs do, but this was for a yamaha.
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    So that is what those 2 "caps" are in every oil blockoff picture... Awesome!!! Thanks
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    yami's bolt to the fly wheel cover, you can pull that out and put a block off plate there.

    kawis... no idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by garretonufer View Post
    yami's bolt to the fly wheel cover, you can pull that out and put a block off plate there.

    kawis... no idea.
    Yeah the Kawi's bolt to that cover also. I was referring to capping the oil injection ports on the carbs.
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    Seems like a good kit will come with everything you need. I remember the blockoff kit for my old GP1200 came with plate, gasket, and caps. But, it's not a Kawi.
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    Go to your local auto store and pick up some vacuum caps. They are usually long enough to allow the use of a small zip tie on them and come in all different sizes.
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