Fuel pressure test on a SeaDoo 4tec

How to easily test the fuel pressure on a Sea-Doo 4tec
Ahoy skipper!
Today we're testing the fuel pressure on my 2012 Sea-Doo GTX
If your machine is running rough and fouling up the spark plugs there may be a problem with your fuel pump. This is how you can check before removing the pump from the tank.
2010-2024 All models 56 - 60 psi
2003-2009 Naturally aspirated 42 - 45 psi
2003-2009 Supercharged 56 - 60 psi
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