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Scott, I have been removing the seals from the cone side bearing in all magnum pumps and putting oil in since 96 I have yet to have any bearing Failures. Steve Scottspjs wrote: > George,i think we can agree that skat -trak builds the best aftermarket pumps > available.If there was big hp and speed gains to be had from using a system > like yours dont you think they would have adopted a wet system by now? my ski > puts out 225+ hp with the triple pipe motor installed and has not had a bearing > failure since i have owned it.How many times have i repacked the "sealed" > bearings? not once.Most kawasaki pump related problems i have seen are salt > water damage.mostly the wear ring being pushed into the impeller by a buildup > of salt deposits between the ss wear ring and the pump housing.It has a name > but i dont remember it.Giz would know.Maybe you do.It is caused by two > different metals not getting along.I have seen much better reliability from the > kawasaki pumps than the sea-doo plastic ones.The o-rings on the sea-doo pump > cones fail often letting water in and taking out everything.I have also seen > them crack across the stator section for no reason.It is just not feasable to > pull the pumps out of each ski just to check the bearings.It would double the > cost of winterizing a kawasaki or yamaha.I do change the pump oil in the > sea-doo's as part of the service and install a new o-ring.
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