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Is this as bad as it sounds....
2006 SeaDoo RXT. Happened today. Used ski, new to us. I told her to pop the hood and the gas tank was right there. She popped the seat and got 2 gal in the air intake before I caught her. I noticed the gas was flooding the hull (not sure if there is a bypass so that liquid drains from this area in case of a ski flip) We were on the trailer so I opened the plugs and rinsed and drained it. I had a couple of fans drying out the compartment and blowing directly into the intake to hopefully dryout anything that may be in there.
Help me out guys, Am I F'd or will the ski be ok? Is there anything I need to do before trying to crank it? I want to take it to a shop but nothing is open until tomorrow.
Thinking I need to take apart the entire intake system and dry it out/replace it worst case scenario.
2006 SeaDoo RXT. Happened today. Used ski, new to us. I told her to pop the hood and the gas tank was right there. She popped the seat and got 2 gal in the air intake before I caught her. I noticed the gas was flooding the hull (not sure if there is a bypass so that liquid drains from this area in case of a ski flip) We were on the trailer so I opened the plugs and rinsed and drained it. I had a couple of fans drying out the compartment and blowing directly into the intake to hopefully dryout anything that may be in there.
Help me out guys, Am I F'd or will the ski be ok? Is there anything I need to do before trying to crank it? I want to take it to a shop but nothing is open until tomorrow.
Thinking I need to take apart the entire intake system and dry it out/replace it worst case scenario.