Troubleshooting

If you have ever ridden a jet ski, and it feels like it won’t catch, slipping gears, or simply doesn’t want to go, then you’re experiencing cavitation. A watercraft that is cavitating will be obvious and annoying. There are several things that will cause this effect in your watercraft. Let’s go over why you’re experiencing

If your personal watercraft has trouble staying running or is cutting it’s self off or even bogging down, we have some solutions you can try. A lot of the time it’s easy to fix a PWC that keeps cutting off, but there are a few things for a few models you need to keep in

If you’re new to the jet ski world or thinking about getting one, you may start to wonder about the common problems and the cost they can have. It’s just like anything in life, everything will have its issues, but knowing beforehand is a huge help. In this post, I want to go over jet

Is your jet ski experiencing issues like slow take-off, vibrations, or loss of speed? Explore potential problems such as debris in the pump, fuel issues, engine trouble, or incorrect settings. Get the inside scoop on troubleshooting.

Discover how water can infiltrate your jet ski and what to do when your watercraft is full of water. Learn common ways water enters your jet ski, why some water is normal, and how to differentiate between normal water levels and potential issues. Find out what steps to take if your jet ski is filled with water, including not starting the engine, towing it to land, and getting professional assistance. Understand the importance of not starting the engine if it’s submerged, and learn about the risks associated with saltwater. Discover the implications for resale value when a jet ski has been sunk and properly repaired.

If they sold a protective cover for your car tires to keep you from getting a nail in your tires, would you buy it? What if it came with your car? Would you get mad that you would need to fix that thing that protected your tire from an expensive repair? That is basically what

Let’s get right to it, below are the most common reasons a jet ski won’t start. After that, I list what you can do about each issue for in their own sections. 1. Check the Battery First It may not always seem obvious, but a lot of your jet ski issues can be traced back

Learn how to handle common jet ski or jet boat problems caused by sucking up debris into the watercraft’s intake. Discover the do’s and don’ts when you encounter this issue, including how to safely remove debris without causing further damage. Find out the potential costs associated with debris damage and explore tips to prevent future incidents, such as using an Impeller Protector and being mindful of your surroundings when operating your watercraft. Avoid expensive repairs by following these practical guidelines and maintaining the performance of your jet ski or jet boat.

Ever find yourself scratching your head, wondering why it seems like you have to swap out the batteries in your jet ski every single year? It’s a common frustration – that feeling when the battery in your Sea-Doo, Yamaha, or Kawasaki just goes flat and needs constant replacement. Or perhaps you’ve faced the maddening scenario

Learn what to do when you accidentally suck up a rope into your jet ski’s intake. Discover the crucial steps to take, including turning off the engine, avoiding the urge to flip the jet ski, and getting it to a safe location on land. Follow a detailed guide on how to safely remove the rope from the intake, with helpful tips and tools to use. Find out why attempting to remove the intake grate is not recommended and why reversing won’t solve the problem. If all else fails, know when to seek professional assistance. Plus, get a valuable tip to prevent future rope incidents using a pool noodle or shock tube.