Can a sea-doo spark go in the ocean?
First off, your Sea-Doo can go on fresh water AND salt water, so you can alternate, depending on where you live, whether it be lake, rivers or oceans. If possible, begin by riding your PWC near where you live. When you’re a new rider, it’s always nice to be able to run home if you need extra gear or accessories. Oil change Your Sea-Doo maintenance should include oil changes, and these occur every 50-100 hours (after the 10-15hrs first service), or after one year of use (whichever comes first) . Sea-Doo SPARK can continue for 100 hours, while all other models need an oil change after 50.Sea-Doo watercraft can run longer with less maintenance than ever before, so you can spend less time in the garage and more time on the water. Ride for up to 100 hours or one year before your first oil change (100 hours for the Sea-Doo Spark and 50 hours for all other Sea-Doo models).
Is the Sea-Doo Spark worth buying?
With highly efficient engines, low-cost maintenance and the most affordable personal watercraft in the industry, there’s no more economical way to start enjoying the Sea-Doo Life than a Spark. The only exception should be after riding in salt water, to flush out the engine, but make sure you don’t run the motor for more than 30 seconds! To keep your engine, exhaust and other components cooled and running properly, never run your craft out of the water.To keep your engine, exhaust and other components cooled and running properly, never run your craft out of the water.To keep your engine, exhaust and other components cooled and running properly, never run your craft out of the water.