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Need help finding carburetors on 2005 Jet Ski?

  • I have a 2005 Yamaha GP800 R jet ski (2 stroke) and I am trying to locate the two carburetors on it so I can clean them. The link below is the exact picture of the motor to this ski. Can someone point me to the right direction please? Thanks http://boats.oodle.com/view/2005-yamaha-gp-800r-jet-ski/2789298769-wesley-chapel-fl/

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    If you do not know how to find them, you should not even consider working on them if you ever want it to run properly again. Picture is of exact motor> Really? Looks like picture of the ski itself, not the motor.

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If you do not know how to find them, you should not even consider working on them if you ever want it to run properly again. Picture is of exact motor> Really? Looks like picture of the ski itself, not the motor.

John Alden

Pull the seat off and get down into the hull. They will be connected to the cylinders. This is a picture of an engine, the carbs are on the other side of the block. http://media.photobucket.com/image/recent/scrawford_photos/TNT%2520boat/800x8001-12.jpg This is the best I can find online.

Deathbound

Pull the seat off and get down into the hull. They will be connected to the cylinders. This is a picture of an engine, the carbs are on the other side of the block. http://media.photobucket.com/image/recent/scrawford_photos/TNT%2520boat/800x8001-12.jpg This is the best I can find online.

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