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Engine Removal / Installation
Yamaha 1200 pv
v 1.0 © 2001 Short Block Technologies
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Engine Installation
Oil Injection
It is SBT’s recommendation that the oil
injection pump be disabled, and block-off
plate(s) be installed prior to use of the new
engine in your ski. This is only
recommended to insure reliable lubrication
and extended engine life for all our
customer’s PWCs. Re-use of your
functioning oil injection pump, if so
equipped, does not void your warranty.
Paper Gaskets
It is SBT’s recommendation that all paper
gaskets be treated with Loctite® High-
Tack Gasket Sealer prior to installation.
Read and follow all instructions on the
product canister to insure good gasket
sealing on your new engine.
Special Gaskets
It is SBT’s recommendation that all exhaust
gaskets be sealed with Loctite® Copper
Gasket Adhesive prior to installation. Read
and follow all instructions on the product
canister to insure good gasket sealing on
your new engine.
Bolts
It is SBT’s recommendation that all bolts
be treated with Loctite® Medium Strength
Threadlocker Blue (242) during assembly.
Break-In Oil
It is SBT’s requirement that the new engine
be broken-in with additional oil in the fuel
supply for the first tank. Follow the mixing
chart on the back of the bottle to determine
quantity needed.
Electrical Connections
It is SBT’s recommendation that all
electrical connections be sanded, cleaned
and secured during the assembly process.
It is a common problem to not have solid
connections due to corrosion, paint, poor
wire condition, etc.
Disclaimer
While every precaution has been taken in
the preparation of these guides, SBT
assumes no responsibility for errors or
omissions. Neither is any Liability assumed
for damages resulting from use of the
information contained herein. Publication
of the procedures in these guides does not
imply approval of the manufacturers of the
products covered. Persons engaging in the
procedures herein do so at their own risk.
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