The season is ending for a lot of us and it’s time to store the Sea-Doo until next year. A recent article in Sea-Doo Life provides an easy step by step guide on how to winterize your Sea-Doo. It’s important to properly prepare your PWC for long-term storage. If you don’t do it right, you could be looking at serious problems like battery failure, gummed up fuel systems, and other damages can occur.
Winterizing is especially important if you live an area where temperatures drop below freezing. Do it yourself winterization isn’t too complicated, and many people can perform it themselves. Follow the steps and if you run into trouble, consult your local Sea-Doo dealer for assistance.
You’re going to need a few items before you get going. XPS Anti-Corrosive Lubricant will do wonders for your jet pump, plugs, and spark plug holes. XPS Fuel Stabilizer will keep your fuel system clean and ready to go for next season. An XPS Oil Change Kit is also necessary for you to be ready ride again.
For maintaining a charge on your battery, purchase a battery charger and hook it up. You’ll also need XPS cleaning products for your watercraft. If you plan to store your Sea-Doo outside, a proper cover or tarp is necessary to protect it from the hot sun, weather, and mold. Following all the winterization instructions will have you ready to ride when that first nice day arrives next season.
