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Old 07-13-2009, 09:18 PM   #1
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Seadoo 657x engine loosing compression

Hey guys I am not sure what to do but I would like to know if someone has any advice. I have a new SBT motor with maybe 10 hours on it. New it was only getting ~120psi in each hole. When I called SBT a few weeks ago the tech that I spoke with informed me that 120-140 PSI was within the tolerance of a new motor and they would not replace a working motor with 120psi in each hole. The engine is under warranty until next January. Just today I measured the compression again and now is reading ~110-115 per hole. I know the gauge is working fine because I also measured my Seadoo 787 engine at 145-140 PSI. What should I do? Is this something I could fix by replacing the piston rings? Would that void the warranty? Or would it be advised to rebuild the top end?

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Re: Seadoo 657x engine loosing compression

Please do not take the engine apart that will void the warranty. Give the warranty department a call and they will help you out. 1.877.330.0231.
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Re: Seadoo 657x engine loosing compression

Cool thank you they said my compression was too low and went ahead and gave me a tag # for return. Bad news is I have to pull apart the motor (again uugh) and ship it back.



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