picked up my first snsj the other week, the ski had had alot of power in it at one time, all thats left was a billet shaft, prop, and very clean lg1 graphics, however the guy i got it from aparently only wanted to run one cooling line to the stock 650 that was thrown into it when he got the ski and, instead of simply caping the extra cooling line he filled it, i mean filled it with silicone. i pulled alot out hoping it was just at the tip of the front and back, thats what she said, but it wasnt. after using a straightened coat hanger and drill all i get is a completely encased ruberized coat hanger from all the uncurred silicone. is it worth trying any harder or is it easirer to put a new cooling line in? how would i do that, just clean off the adheasive at eaither end and start pulling?
Super Jet silicone in cooling line!!!!
- Thread starter ajmps1
- Start date
btmboards
Brett
- Location
- Oceanside, Ca
What cooling line did he do it to: on motor, one of the hoses, from the prop?
Either way though, you only need one cooling line.
Either way though, you only need one cooling line.
speedysprocket
Alex
- Location
- Chesapeake, VA
Get a long drill bit that fits snugly in the tube. Some acetone would help loosen up the uncured silicone too...
Idok
F1pro
- Location
- Nations oldest muthaF+++kin city
i'd run a long wooden dowel thru the pump area.....route out what you can, then blow out the rest with compressed air....
speedysprocket
Alex
- Location
- Chesapeake, VA
If it's not cured, it will soften it more to wipe it away...