Just a quick question here.
I have been running my jet ski for a couple months now. After a little while running it, on the left side, where the water that cools the engine exits the ski, gets scolding hot.
The nozzle slowly moves upwards so that the water blasts down the ski and catches me in the shin every so often. Turning right is almost out of the question at that point.
I turned the nozzle downwards, which works for an hour or two, before it works its way back up. I suppose I could just tighten it downwards, and not have to deal with it.
My question is, is the water supposed to be this hot? Its not a peeling the skin off hot, it is more of a "SON OF A BEE-STING" type of thing when it hits your leg.
Is this signalling that the cooling system isn't doing its job? Is there anything I can do to improve the cooling of my jet ski without spending too much money (no more than $20-30 realistically) such as larger tubing to allow for more water to flow through?
I have been running my jet ski for a couple months now. After a little while running it, on the left side, where the water that cools the engine exits the ski, gets scolding hot.
The nozzle slowly moves upwards so that the water blasts down the ski and catches me in the shin every so often. Turning right is almost out of the question at that point.
I turned the nozzle downwards, which works for an hour or two, before it works its way back up. I suppose I could just tighten it downwards, and not have to deal with it.
My question is, is the water supposed to be this hot? Its not a peeling the skin off hot, it is more of a "SON OF A BEE-STING" type of thing when it hits your leg.
Is this signalling that the cooling system isn't doing its job? Is there anything I can do to improve the cooling of my jet ski without spending too much money (no more than $20-30 realistically) such as larger tubing to allow for more water to flow through?
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