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https://www.x-h2o.com/threads/how-to-fix-your-sj-start-stop-switch.135834/

Merry Christmas!

I believe we met once at smith lake park. I was riding an fx1. Let me know if you come up we can try to meet.

I was riding my waveblaster on lay lake yesterday but I was wearing a full wetsuit and didn't get wet above my knees.

Water was pretty chilly to be learning to ride a standup.

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I think you mean 38cc domes?

It can vary a bit. If the ski is running allright I wouldn't worry about it.

The oem fuel filter should be full up the the fuel lines.

I'm running umi with 7 degree bars but how many choices are there?

You can wipe off the outside but not the inside. That's why you don't want too much.

Ive always used marine grease and never had any problems. The Yamaha shop manual says "apply water resistant grease"

+1 speedysprocket also as pfm industries on facebook.

The bearing in the midhsaft housing is sealed. When you pump grease into the fitting you are greasing the seals and shaft not the bearing. Be carefull, if you pump in too much grease you can blow out a seal.

No, moving the engine forward is pretty easy. The hardest part is removing part of the exhaust. If you have a pipe then you just remove the chamber. Unbolt the motor and and pull the fuel lines and you can scoot the motor forward enough to remove the midshaft.

It would be the seals that would leak. I would think a visual inspection would be good enough the rule out a leak. Also the midshaft needs to be properly sealed to the bulkhead. There is also an O-ring in the center of the coupler. This is a great thread on midshafts...

It could. If it was me I would inspect everything that you worked on closely for something wrong. Pull your ride plate and in the dark shine a flashlight inside the pump and look for light leaks.

Doesn't he have to have a certain number of posts before he can pm?

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Post a pic of the ride plate sticking out the back and we can tell you.