Jet Ski Water In Oil at Jason Criner blog

Jet Ski Water In Oil. Take it for a spin mate, and check the oil again afterwards. Removed the engine from the ski, thinking water was entering in engine’s oil system through the oil tank. When i plugged the ski in with the hose i noticed small pin hole water leaks coming from the front lower block of the engine. Ski seemed to idle ok. And obviously, make sure you start the engine first when flushing, then. I did a compression and leak down and. Kind of curious if anyone has ever seen water in oil with just a leaky gasket or if it take having a large leak like a blown out. Just below the oil filter on the engine block. Pulled plugs and found slight water fowling in all 3 cylinders and milky oil. Dried cylinders and plugs, engine started right up and. Also pictured are the new oil and. I’m using 3 to 4 quarts of oil every flush cycle so each cycle is costing me about $15 just for the oil. I would put in oil of the correct viscosity, just average quality though because you will suck it out again shortly. Checked oil and it has water in it, not in hull but in the engine oil.

I did a compression and leak down and. Just below the oil filter on the engine block. Also pictured are the new oil and. Kind of curious if anyone has ever seen water in oil with just a leaky gasket or if it take having a large leak like a blown out. I would put in oil of the correct viscosity, just average quality though because you will suck it out again shortly. When i plugged the ski in with the hose i noticed small pin hole water leaks coming from the front lower block of the engine. Dried cylinders and plugs, engine started right up and. Take it for a spin mate, and check the oil again afterwards. And obviously, make sure you start the engine first when flushing, then. Pulled plugs and found slight water fowling in all 3 cylinders and milky oil.

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Jet Ski Water In Oil Checked oil and it has water in it, not in hull but in the engine oil. I did a compression and leak down and. Also pictured are the new oil and. When i plugged the ski in with the hose i noticed small pin hole water leaks coming from the front lower block of the engine. Pulled plugs and found slight water fowling in all 3 cylinders and milky oil. I would put in oil of the correct viscosity, just average quality though because you will suck it out again shortly. Ski seemed to idle ok. I’m using 3 to 4 quarts of oil every flush cycle so each cycle is costing me about $15 just for the oil. Kind of curious if anyone has ever seen water in oil with just a leaky gasket or if it take having a large leak like a blown out. Just below the oil filter on the engine block. Removed the engine from the ski, thinking water was entering in engine’s oil system through the oil tank. Take it for a spin mate, and check the oil again afterwards. Checked oil and it has water in it, not in hull but in the engine oil. And obviously, make sure you start the engine first when flushing, then. Dried cylinders and plugs, engine started right up and.