@2:20 under the "i" in Kawasaki there is a spot with no screw, mine has that too, does anyone know why there is no screw there?I thought it was missing.
@@JetSkiCamping Thank you for the review of Fluid Film, and the reference to our store. Pleased you are satisfied with the product. We have had some of your viewers become customers. Great Video.
Fluid film advise that it’s safe to use on rubber. It does have a strong smell and because it’s relatively thick and sticky (long lasting) it can be messy.
@@JetSkiCamping i will give it a shot, I have 4 cans of it and 2 skis, I have just read that rubber products may swell. Another question for you, does the dish soap work as well as salt off or salt away for flushing the motor and engine bay?
I use a sponges to soak up all the water is the engine area, that I prop the seat up to allow air in until everything is dry. I've found that if you put the seat on tight with water in the hull area everything get covered in black mold.
@@tim0e Hi Tim, good to chat with you. Pleased we could help you. We try to run a company with real people answering phones, and treating customer like a person, rather than have them push buttons on phone menus. You are welcome to call with questions at any time. so feel free to stay in touch.
Not something you should have to do regularly but if saltwater has got into your hull it can be a useful technique to rinse the engine mounts as they are hard to reach.
Not sure about there but in Victoria, It is illegal to drive with bungs out, it is one of those rules that no ones knows until you get a copper that is having a bad day.
Appreciate any video that attempts to provide helpful tips, but it’s Never a good idea to spray water or to fill your engine compartment with water.. also no need to ever spray the inside compartments of an aluminum trailer.
Loves this video. I like these types of DIY
@2:20 under the "i" in Kawasaki there is a spot with no screw, mine has that too, does anyone know why there is no screw there?I thought it was missing.
Hi Christian, well spotted! All the photo's in the Kawasaki manual show it empty with no bolt/screw. I'll ask my mechanic what it is used for.
Good hacks ... thank you.
how have you mounted that Gopro ? ? nice
Great video . And thank u
Thanks Miguel. Glad you enjoyed it.
can you just wash it at the boat ramp quickly an take it home an thats it or must u also clean it at home?
Whereabouts do you get your fluid film from?
Hi - from their online store - stottind.com.au/fluid-film/buy-online/
@@JetSkiCamping Thank you for the review of Fluid Film, and the reference to our store. Pleased you are satisfied with the product. We have had some of your viewers become customers. Great Video.
I use my gas blower to get the water off the foot wells and under the seat. I also blow into the nozzle. Gets everything out of the propulsion
Instablaster...
Do you have any issues with the fluid film on the rubber components in the engine bay?
Fluid film advise that it’s safe to use on rubber. It does have a strong smell and because it’s relatively thick and sticky (long lasting) it can be messy.
@@JetSkiCamping i will give it a shot, I have 4 cans of it and 2 skis, I have just read that rubber products may swell.
Another question for you, does the dish soap work as well as salt off or salt away for flushing the motor and engine bay?
I usually just use fresh water as per the user manual.
Thank you mate..
You're welcome. Thanks for the comment. Much appreciated!
One thing a lot of people don't do is they don't leave their seats open ..you MUST do this
Can you elaborate a little I just got my first PWC
@@SME5724 put the seat on immediately after a clean and put cover on to protect rust keep the air away from ski 😁
I use a sponges to soak up all the water is the engine area, that I prop the seat up to allow air in until everything is dry.
I've found that if you put the seat on tight with water in the hull area everything get covered in black mold.
Hey mate, where do you get your fluid film from?
G’Day Tim - Just from their online store - stottind.com.au/fluid-film/buy-online/
@@JetSkiCamping Cheers buddy 👍
Haha, just had a chat with David from Stotts. Good bloke and super helpful. Thanks again for the recommend.
No worries Tim - thanks for the message!
@@tim0e Hi Tim, good to chat with you. Pleased we could help you. We try to run a company with real people answering phones, and treating customer like a person, rather than have them push buttons on phone menus. You are welcome to call with questions at any time. so feel free to stay in touch.
Def for more saltwater, I do exclusively fresh so my job is way way easier lol.
Absolutely !!
Fresh water riding Better for Jetski , but it’s def more fun to ride in the ocean than in fresh water.
Pressure washer makes its easier aswell dont usually need soap as the pressure blows away most of the salt particals
Thanks Matt. I’ll give it a try!
I always just stop at the car wash and it's dry by the time i get home.
I only ride fresh water so I don't clean the engine area that often.
Is it good to fill the hull completely with watr
Not something you should have to do regularly but if saltwater has got into your hull it can be a useful technique to rinse the engine mounts as they are hard to reach.
Jet Ski Camping ah ok good to know thx for the quick awnser
A good tip is using a suckomatic to clean the footwells
Really dont think you should fill the hull with water..
You should use salt away when washing the motor
Really works? How long should i leave the engine running, when flush the engine for yamaha?
i get in there with a wet and dry vac.
Not sure about there but in Victoria, It is illegal to drive with bungs out, it is one of those rules that no ones knows until you get a copper that is having a bad day.
Wow I didn't know that, thanks! Any idea why it's illegal? Do they not want water on the road or is it considered a distraction to other drivers??
Interesting, in idaho its either illegal or highly frowned upon to drive with them in!
Shit! They just need to make better seals on jet skis
Appreciate any video that attempts to provide helpful tips, but it’s Never a good idea to spray water or to fill your engine compartment with water.. also no need to ever spray the inside compartments of an aluminum trailer.
Page 99 of the Kawasaki user manual.... “When the watercraft has been used at sea, rinse the engine compartment with fresh water”.
He has a galvanized steel trailer, looks nothing like an aluminium trailer...