Seadoo 787 Counterbalance Oil. How exactly am I supposed to fill the cases with oil? I have re

How exactly am I supposed to fill the cases with oil? I have rebuilt 4 787's to date and Post topics relevant to Sea-Doo personal watercrafts in this forum section. I just bought a rebuilt 787 for my 97 GTX and know there is a small res. The 787 though has what I consider a design flaw since there is no seal Adding oil to a 787 is pretty much a waste of time since the reservior isn't sealed but if you have easy access to the cavity, it can't hurt to pour an ounce of oil in every once in a while. I just wanna check counterbalance oil condition to make . After a bunch of overthinking it, I decided to tear apart a good working motor to solve that As far as the oil, it isn't a sealed cavity and the oil is replaced with 2-stroke oil as the engine is run, it is only needed as first start-up of a new engine. Working on my 1997 seadoo challenger 1800 with twin 787's. For the curious, how do you add the oil, where if no plug and how much? 30ml, added before you seal the cases. for SAE 30 oil for the counterbalance. Now in the case of my 96 787 to fill the counterbalance cavity, there is a small hole about 3/16" that you'll need to fill with 30 ml of XPS-II oil which will go into the counterbalance area. The 787 and 947 engines have a counterbalance oil reservoir that the oem Sea Doo manual says needs to be checked every 50 hours. I own a 97 sea doo spx that has a 787 engine. Post topics relevant to Sea-Doo personal watercrafts in this forum section. Looking at the manual, it shows a grove in In the days to come, I will be posting pictures that I have with some short opinions and manual suggestions on the working parts of the 787. html Sea Doo 787 & 947 Counterbalance Oil Check Re: 996 gtx 787 counterbalance oil check? The need to add oil to the c/b shaft has been argued on here countless times. Was able to get it running again quickly. Sea Doo 787 & 947 Counterbalance Oil Check OSD JetPump Rebuild Service hereHeavy Duty RFI & DI Rectifier Upgrade here Everything you ever wanted to know about Mikuni carbs hereComplete Single MaxDoc Sea Doo 787 & 947 Counterbalance Oil Check http://seadoosource. The 787 and 947 engines have a counterbalance oil reservoir that the oem sea doo manual says needs to be checked every 50 hours. com/reservoircheck. The 787 though has The 787 and 947 engines have a counterbalance oil reservoir that the Sea Doo manual says needs to be checked every 50 hours. Best I've concluded from all of the post is that oil is added during assembly to I am rebuilding a 787 and found that there is no screw out cap and hex head plug on the balance shaft. My question is what oil goes in the counterbalance oil reservoir under the engine and how much? Also do the 787 engines purchased My Seadoo is a 2000 GTX RFI 787 80hrs, i have never changed the counterbalance oil. From reading posts others say that oil can flow from the crankcase so it doesn't need to be changed. I tried to make a point way back in post #8 about the oil cavity on pre 97 787's somehow getting replenished with injector oil, that's why BRP specifies using injector oil in the counterbalance Flipped the xp got some h2o in the combustion chamber. Some may have seen my other recent post about 2-stroke oil leaking past the crankshaft seal and hydro-locking the Mag cylinder on the port motor. of 2-stroke oil when your putting the Case Half's back together, years ago I would Drill and Tap the Circular area of the Post any Sea-Doo technical questions you need answered here. Working on my 1997 Seadoo Challenger 1800 with twin 787's. SBT Tech Support is here Post topics relevant to Sea-Doo personal watercrafts in this forum section. Ran the heck out of it for a while . Only the early cases had the plugs, that were actually not needed. I like to Post topics relevant to Sea-Doo personal watercrafts in this forum section. , 97's and on with fill Tweet #4 07-07-2009, 03:38 AM Re: 97 gtx counter balance oil I thought the 97 GTX had the 787 motor? And if so, this guy says you need to add oil every 50 hours? With dire consequences if you Changing Crankcase/Counterbalance Oil - 947/951 engine Hey all. Recently my 98 GSX Limited took on water because both siphon tubes in the jet nozzle (to the rear of the impeller) had Re: Seadoo 787 counterbalance shaft oil You can add a Few oz. The motor you will be looking at was inside a Share Tweet #4 07-03-2006, 11:43 PM Re: 787 Counter Balance Oil 30ml, added before you seal the cases. SBT So my '97 has an oil fill plug on the 787 motor counterbalance, what actually goes in there to service it for lubricant or does it all just run out and end up with the fuel/oil mix in the crankcase iam putting my motor back togher after a topend rebuild ,in my old 787 there was no fill plug,for the counterbalance oil ,so i had to put the oil in the cylinder and let it make its way to the On a pre 1997's, 787 injection oil is somehow supposed to refill the counterbalance cavity, I don't understand how? So anyway use synthetic injector oil on pre 97's. Actually it was mid 97 when SeaDoo made the change to the fill and drain plug, if your ski has a fill plug you can suck the old oil out with a turkey Post topics relevant to Sea-Doo personal watercrafts in this forum section.

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