SEADOO VTS BOOT INSTALL
SEADOO VTS BOOT PLUS

I've lined up many different part numbered modules and made comparisons.ДЄll use the same worm gears and sliding block. This article refers to the VTS modules found on 1995 and newer model Sea Doos. The area above is always changing so check back often as links are added. Hopefully this page will help others avoid the same fate!Д¬OMING SOONвЂ¦ Module Conversion Kits for 204470139 204470155 204470179 204470184 MPEMs Have you had a bad experience with a dealer, repair shop, or engine rebuilder? If so, now you can post your experiences here. If you have one, contact me with description and price. If you have parts or know of a Sea Doo dealer in your area that is closing, contact me at with the details.Д«lown or wrecked Sea Doo watercraft in the Ohio vicinity. Parts Inventories from overstocked or closing Sea Doo shops.

SEADOO VTS BOOT PLUS

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SEADOO VTS BOOT INSTALL

Carefully install nozzle, and torque 4 bolts to 25 N m (18 lb ft) for aluminum pump, 21 N m (16 lb ft) for plastic pump. Apply grease to the o-rings, and place them in the 2 pockets on the top of the nozzle. If your model had the 2 o-rings, you need to stick them to the nozzle.

Next, install small clamp same way as the large one.

Then use channel lock pliers and make sure all the way clamped until it's hard to rotate the boot on the flange.

Once you have the boot all the way on the retaining flange, start the plastic clamp closed with your fingers until tight.

You now can install the new boot with large clamp.

The picture below is what a bad one looks like.

If you find moisture, make sure to let dry and maybe spray some Sea Doo Lube on the motor to protect it. If it has holes in it, you'll need to remove the VTS Housing cover and make sure no moisture is inside. They are really hard to get at using a screwdriver, but you could go that route too if the socket by hand trick doesn't work. Using the 1/4' socket, you should be able to remove both hose clamps using your fingers.Using 13 mm ratchet, remove 4 bolts attaching nozzle to pump, and remove nozzle, being careful to catch 2 o-rings at the top (newer models don't have these).Next, remove the trim rod connection at the trim rod using wrench and ratchet. Remove steering cable at connection to the nozzle, using 10 mm wrench and ratchet.While you have it off, you might think about changing the pump oil as well. Nozzle removal isn't absolutely necessary, but makes installing the boot much easier. If yours is still held on with hose clamps instead of the updated plastic clamps, you need to fix it before you have serious damage due to leakage!ДЎ3 mm socket with ratchet and 10' extension (or longest you have) If you haven't checked yours lately, it's recommended. This procedure is for the installation of a OSD Marine VTS Boot Kit on PWCs equipped with the combination module/motor.

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