Dante04SRT
Petty Officer 1st Class
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- Jun 30, 2007
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My neighbor and I began to tear into his 95 Polaris 750 PWC this weekend. He got it on trade about a year ago and hasn't touched it since.
We got a battery, and checked the plugs, hooked the water up and attempted to spin it over - The engine wouldn't really spin. We took the plugs out and attempted to start it - Premix oil shot out of the cylinders - We tried to empty all 3 cylinders of all the oil with the starter - I'm fairly confident that we got most of it in the top end. The bottom end, I'm not sure. If anyone can offer any suggestion, that would be GREAT.
My big question is, what would cause the engine to completely fill with oil? Since most of the lines are buried under the engine, I'm unable to see just where everything connects. If I am correct, the fuel pump is just a vacuum pump on the motor, but were does the oil get injected/mixed? Is it possible to disable the oil mixer and just mix the oil myself before I put it into the gas tank?
It looks just like this one:
http://www.pwctexas.us/spolaris95sl750a.html
Any help would be great. Thanks!
We got a battery, and checked the plugs, hooked the water up and attempted to spin it over - The engine wouldn't really spin. We took the plugs out and attempted to start it - Premix oil shot out of the cylinders - We tried to empty all 3 cylinders of all the oil with the starter - I'm fairly confident that we got most of it in the top end. The bottom end, I'm not sure. If anyone can offer any suggestion, that would be GREAT.
My big question is, what would cause the engine to completely fill with oil? Since most of the lines are buried under the engine, I'm unable to see just where everything connects. If I am correct, the fuel pump is just a vacuum pump on the motor, but were does the oil get injected/mixed? Is it possible to disable the oil mixer and just mix the oil myself before I put it into the gas tank?
It looks just like this one:
http://www.pwctexas.us/spolaris95sl750a.html
Any help would be great. Thanks!