Water in the engine compartment is one of the more serious problems with a Sea-Doo, but it doesn't necessarily mean the end of the season. Quick and correct action often determines whether consequential damage occurs.
Typical Entry Points
Leaky seat seals, a damaged exhaust bellows, or a defective trim hose are among the most common reasons why water ends up where it doesn't belong.
Check First, Then Start
Before restarting the engine after a water ingress, the fault memory should be checked. With M-JET DIAGNOSTIC, you can see if sensor values are already conspicuous before possibly greater damage occurs.
