L Temp & E Temp

[CaymanCraft]

I bought a 97 GTX and it has a 787 engine in it and I haven't had a chance to get an owners manual for it yet. After cycling through the modes on the gauges I see L Temp=89 and E Temp=102. What are those referring to and what is the recommended operating range?

[1fastski.com]

Re: L Temp & E Temp

L land E engine

[dank]

Re: L Temp & E Temp

I always thoght it ment Lake? Learn something every day.

[CaymanCraft]

Re: L Temp & E Temp

L land E engine

Thanks for the reply.
Wow....are you kidding me or what?

Land?....These don't run on land, why would Sea Doo do that to us? Does it equate to the outside air temp? Where is the sensor located for that?

[Technical Support]

Re: L Temp & E Temp

They stand for Lake and External.

[dowkk]

Re: L Temp & E Temp

Jeez, all these years I've been walking outside to gauge external temp and sticking a toe in the water to gauge lake temp. I shuda had a Sea Doo!

[bobnoodle]

Re: L Temp & E Temp

lol.. Here's what my Seadoo manual says...

Bob

[CaymanCraft]

Re: L Temp & E Temp

Okay, great news thanks.
Looks like they're nothing to do with the engine so I really don't have to worry about them down here.

[1fastski.com]

Re: L Temp & E Temp

and if your not riding in a LAKE lol

[CaymanCraft]

Re: L Temp & E Temp

and if your not riding in a LAKE lol

Yeah, I thought it was pretty funny that it stands for Lake when it's called a SEA DOO!