In case of engine trouble and if I need a tow, then my Sea Doo requires a shut-off valve (tow tap) to be turned -- which is not easy with the cover on.
Owners manual is saying no more than 5 MPH but the FP 2022 service manual on page 13 says no more than 15 MPH. Which is plenty of speed for a tow anyway. But I'm trying to figure out why we have two different speeds recommended
Nice idea for sure, was wondering if you had access to the ski hole "portal" would you be able to reach it with your pvc pipe if it was long enough or would it be at a bad angle for turning the valve?
@@MichaelStraubSeaDooLooper Is it possible to install the tap on another part of that same line to make it more accessible or was that the only place the dealer could put it?
Great question! When I got the updated plumbing to fix the starting issues last yeat, they yanked out my tow tap. I need to contact BRP engineers on the new recommended placement with the plumbing changes...
Great idea, just like you were saying it will be a sum-bitch to access if needed while on the water. Hope you won’t find out. Thanks for sharing Billy D
@@jomjohny And even then you cannot access it. Its small holes drilled into the pump housing. Short of jamming a whole towel inside the pump, there is no way to stop the flow from the outside of the ski.
What size is that pipe so I can put one in as well. I am going to put it up front. If you follow that pipe it will enter the exhaust manifold towards the front battery.
(Sorry - just saw your comment) I agree... reaching down in there in heavy chop would have been nearly impossible. rerouting so the valve is closer to the top would have been MUCH better.
