It does not. If it did you would have a coolant reservoir somewhere similar to a car, and all you would need to do is test the freezing point of the coolant with a hydrometer (and flush or add antifreeze if freezing point too high). But I know off hand your ski does not, just give it a few good revs and your good to go.
@@cadenfrendt4127 Are u storing your ski inside or outdoors? The main thing to do is try and blow the left over water in the ski. Start it up for 15 sec and give it a few revs to get any leftover water out of the ski. Pull your battery and store it inside so it doesn't freeze!
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Thanks for the help, my jet ski is chillin for the winter now.
Good to hear!
How do I know if my ski has a close loop cooing system? I have a 2000 polaris slh 700
It does not. If it did you would have a coolant reservoir somewhere similar to a car, and all you would need to do is test the freezing point of the coolant with a hydrometer (and flush or add antifreeze if freezing point too high).
But I know off hand your ski does not, just give it a few good revs and your good to go.
I have a 1989 Kawasaki ts 650 that I am about to winterize it. I can’t find any information online. Any tips? Other than what’s in the video? Thanks!
@@cadenfrendt4127 Are u storing your ski inside or outdoors? The main thing to do is try and blow the left over water in the ski. Start it up for 15 sec and give it a few revs to get any leftover water out of the ski. Pull your battery and store it inside so it doesn't freeze!
@@cadenfrendt4127 This process will do the trick for you!
My ski's staying in the water how do I winterize?
How do you get them ready for summer? I got a 2022 Kawasaki and 2005 Yamaha.
If you used this method, install battery and go! May take a little longer to start then normal but fogging oil will just burn off.