On this episode of Project X, as Joe Keene continues to work on reassembling the Yamaha FX SVHO engine, Brian Sexton gets busy removing and disassembling the jet pump in order to rebuild it and replace the impeller.
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This assembly includes the crankshaft, connecting rods and pistons.
In this episode of Project X, Joe Keene and Eric Garbe get to work reassembling the entire rotating assembly for the jet ski engine, which encompasses the crankshaft, connecting rods and pistons. This work requires attention to detail, a little math ... and some teamwork doesn’t hurt. A big thanks to SBT for the replacement parts!
We’ll steer you down the right path for removing and installing cables.
We look through some of the parts and tools provided to us to restore Big Blue.
It’s time to remove the engine and see what’s really going on inside.
Let’s find out what’s going on with Big Blue before we tear it apart.
Kawasaki unveils Jet Ski SX-X160 stand-up watercraft and expands PWC lineup with global distributor meeting in Thailand.
Replacement engines are for select models, including the SX-R 160 stand-up, Ultra 160 and Ultra 310.
These models enhance the experience with power, sound, comfort and more.
Find out what’s the latest with the new personal watercraft lines from Yamaha, Sea-Doo and Kawasaki.
