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okay, I have a 90 sp with motor problems..it got me through last summer, so this summer I was looking forward to getting a newer used ski..I thought lately since I love my sp(cuz some of the tricks that I can do etc...)maybe its worth just dropping in a new motor instead of rebuilding it(not that mecanically inclined) and spending some of the extra money that I "might" have left over and sticking it into performace parts(new impeller, ride plate, etc...) is it hard to just take out a motor and drop in a new one? or should I start looking for a new one?
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Re: Am I wasting my time?
Just call SBT. They have motors ready to exchange and they have excellent installation instructions that almost anyone could follow easily.Bill O'Neal <br>
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Re: Am I wasting my time?
okay, thanks for the help...Is there anything else I should be thinking about(maybe...I know its early in the year but I want to have a ski ready so I can start using it as soon as it gets warm out!)?Comment
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Re: Am I wasting my time?
Yes, make sure the driveshaft bearing and seals are in good condition, as well as the wear ring, impellor and bearings and seals in the pump.Bill O'Neal <br>
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Re: Am I wasting my time?
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