Mdasunsolo
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- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2006
- Boat Model
- SX
- Boat Length
- 23
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Hey!!! Yeah i have a forklift business and my manager says he can fix it by soldering the part. If not i guess i have tobuy a new block .. any ideas where i can find one?you may consider a jetski mechanic, since these are ski engines normally those shops are much more familiar with the repair,
I can't really see in your picture where the problem is but we've got a couple of threads with '06 engine blocks "cracking"
what HP is your motor ?
@itsdgm
About to check the zinks see if i may have a loose cable passing current to the block... also just went for a ride and its not leaking with the quik fix " apoxy resin of some sorts" soooo guess the vacation is still on!!!... in 2 weeks im pulling the engines so ill keep you all updated.Oh man…. That’s a major bummer. There are supposed to be anodes bolted to the sides of the pumps to prevent that from happening. I wonder if yours corroded away and we’re never replaced or something??