hey guys, so I've look at a couple different forums on this topic and have not found an answer. so i was riding my superjet this last weekend and it seemed to be running hotter than normal, ridden twice sense i just rebuilt the motor, and it ran perfect for about 4 rides, other than starting to run hotter than normal, and has gone into limp mode 2 times in the last few rides. But last time i rode it it completely stopped pissing. so i figured it was just a clogged cooling line so i blew out with an air compressor every single line and thought that fixed it, but took it out again today and didn't fix anything. btw i am running a stock 701 with a Factory pipe, and i never changed the cooling line routing so i know that is not the problem either. i am wondering if a bad exhaust or head gasket could cause it? please if you have any other ideas of what it could be. thanks, also checked the compression and its 155 both even. thanks a lot, any help appreciated.
Super Jet Help Please... Superjet Pisser not pissing
- Thread starter cade_dutt
- Start date
Byeai
"Cheetos-Man"
- Location
- Melbourne FL
Is the motor getting water is the pump lines still connected holes in lines how's the water routing
the motor is not getting water at all, and sorry not sure what you mean about the second part of your question. but the water line going through the pump goes to the b pipe manifold, the top line of the head pipe goes to the head, and the bottom line of head pipe goes to the pisser and the inlet going into the chamber
Byeai
"Cheetos-Man"
- Location
- Melbourne FL
Is the hose from the pump to the hull connected
yes i did check that they are connected. and never touched the head pipe screws because they were already set up fine. i also forgot to mention on the hose the pisser and cooling lines work perfect
Byeai
"Cheetos-Man"
- Location
- Melbourne FL
If you motor isn't getting water you need to check the 90 cast fitting on the pump stator for rock blockage and the hose from the pump to hull and hose from hull to manifold
You can also try to feed the motor water with a garden hose and a flush kit and hook it to the bottom of the manifold and start it and see what happens
You can also try to feed the motor water with a garden hose and a flush kit and hook it to the bottom of the manifold and start it and see what happens
kustumk31
woah yeah
- Location
- white lake mi
Mine did this on a fx1 I had and my jugs were full of sand! Pop the head off and check.
- Location
- central florida
If your headgasket should fail, pisser usually emits steam.
- Location
- amarillo ,tx
My rn was over heating but still had flow out of pisser, all stock it was one of the lines from bulkhead to exhaust that was clogged
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