Preparing A Sea Doo Wake Pro 215 Jet Ski For Winter Storage

[@aaronmason-m9p]

Great video, just picked one up and nice to know the process! Need to find that quick connect coupling for the hose you made!

[@mainejason]

Glad the video gave you some ideas. The flush adapter is definitely convenient. Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching!

[@dustinsmith9177]

I thought its difficult for me to understand this tutorial cause Im german. But this is the best tutorial I could find on YT. Your Jetski videos really helping me out and the explanation is always top tier. Thank you for your work and please keep going 👌🏼

[@mainejason]

Thank you very much for your kind words, or perhaps I should say vielen dank! I'm very happy you found the video helpful and easy to understand and follow. Great work doing the job yourself, and thank you for watching!

[@cheekeebandito]

Brand new to Seadoo and pwc's , although I grew up in a marina back in the 70's .... this video was very helpful , good job !

[@mainejason]

Thank you very much - good to hear the video was helpful! Welcome to the cub, and thanks for watching!

[@rltkktlr]

Nice job!

[@mainejason]

Thank you, and thanks for watching!

[@steve7455]

Thank you for the awesome video! The only challenge I ran into was that when I loosened off the filter element bolt, I could not pull the filter element out by hand? I had to gently pry the cap up slightly and then I was able to wiggle it out. Also my nut was half way down the stem. Dealer told me to use a bit of blue locktite and hand thread the nut up to the top of the stop. I torqued it to your specs approx. 6.7 FT Lbs., so with any luck it will come our easier next Fall? Appreciate your comments on the above? I checked after for leaks, ran it for 20 sec. All good. Ready for Spring :)

[@mainejason]

Thank you very much - I'm really glad the video was helpful. My thoughts are that the nut on that bolt, when done up tight, will force the cap up and out when removing the bolt. It seems to me if that nut has worked its way down the thread, there will be more play between the bolt and the cap so the cap won't be forced out. I have not experienced that, but I can see how it could happen. The Loctite solution sounds like a good one - just be sparing with it so it doesn't contaminate the oil. Nice job on doing your own winterization, and thank you for watching!

[@steve7455]

@@mainejason Thanks that makes perfect sense. I only used a drop or two of blue locktite the top the nut and wiped off the excess. With any luck next Fall winterization will be easier :)

[@mainejason]

@@steve7455 Sounds perfect, well done!

[@scottsellsted8012]

You show fogging oil in parts used, you mention it near the end of your video, but you dont show using it.

[@mainejason]

You had me thinking so I went back and took a look at the video to check. Fogging the Engine is at timestamp 7:54. Thanks for watching!