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<blockquote data-quote="turbotodd" data-source="post: 458081" data-attributes="member: 7376"><p>kawi ski's had a rubber flapper over the exhaust outlet just for this reason. </p><p></p><p>The water inlet hose (from the pump) should be routed up high, helps keep water from getting into the engine without it running. Yamaha's were so simple back in the day, and that's all they did was run the water inlet hose to a high point under the seat, above the water line, then back to the engine. Only time I ever seen water in those engines was when the operator flipped it back over the wrong way, or it was sunk (very rare) or it was towed backwards at a lot of speed-which yes it did happen. Guys would moor them behind or beside pontoons backwards and get mad at us when they wouldn't start, as if we were the "bad guy".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="turbotodd, post: 458081, member: 7376"] kawi ski's had a rubber flapper over the exhaust outlet just for this reason. The water inlet hose (from the pump) should be routed up high, helps keep water from getting into the engine without it running. Yamaha's were so simple back in the day, and that's all they did was run the water inlet hose to a high point under the seat, above the water line, then back to the engine. Only time I ever seen water in those engines was when the operator flipped it back over the wrong way, or it was sunk (very rare) or it was towed backwards at a lot of speed-which yes it did happen. Guys would moor them behind or beside pontoons backwards and get mad at us when they wouldn't start, as if we were the "bad guy". [/QUOTE]
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