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[Eyematey]

Seadoo Seascooter totally helped me out on obtaining face seals. Thanks again.

 

[scubaozzy2]

Hello SCUBAOZZY2
It would be useful to know where you are based, so I can find out who in our network can fastest assist you. Just this one message is like receiving an anonymous phone call. I can help you if you pass us more information. Appreciate

astatula,florida
usa
about 30 minutes from orlando,florida

 

[scubaozzy2]

i purchased the explorer in november 2008 and put about 4 freshwater dives on it.i stored it for 2 months and then i took it out to use it but i could never get it to work anymore...the lights on the scooter do not turn on or anything (yes i let it charge overnight). i live in central florida area, where can i send this scooter to get it repaired? thanks in advance, ozzy

this was my previous post..thanks

 

[Seadoo Seascooter]

SCUBAOZZY2
We have our own dealers in FL but Best to contact our CA office, they store all parts if needed. Direct contact gene@sportdimension.com. / Gene Paraz. He can help you out. If not helped fast enough just drop me a message on seadooseascooter@stallionsport.com and I'll push your case.
Best/Marcel

 

[Eyematey]

Marcel,
You did good by me, thanks again...
Steve

 

[scubaozzy2]

SCUBAOZZY2
We have our own dealers in FL but Best to contact our CA office, they store all parts if needed. Direct contact gene@sportdimension.com. / Gene Paraz. He can help you out. If not helped fast enough just drop me a message on seadooseascooter@stallionsport.com and I'll push your case.
Best/Marcel

thank you marcel, i sent a e-mail and just waiting for answer..i will post an update.

 

[Speedster00]

Salt water had gotten into my VS and effected the board- very minor - most likely from having it nose up after use. I purchased a new board and it's good to go. Just thinking to seal the lower compartment a little better. Got new o-rings to help. Now I just have to bring it when I dive

 

[SeaDragon69]

My first post on these forums so forgive me if I'm breaking protocol in posting this in this thread. I've recently aquired a Sea-Doo Explorer (Original ZS7A) from a buddy (no longer working). It appears the shaft seal has failed leading to a gearbox and motor compartment flood. The electrics are now repaired but the original cause of failure remains. Looking at the shaft seals, they apear to be a pair of quad o-rings which are a little under specced for the job. Is there anyway of upgrading these seals to something suitable (mechanical face seals?)? Any advice from people that have had this issue and found a solution would be awesome. Failing that I might completely gut it and use it for the basis of a DIY DPV.

 

[Seadoo Seascooter]

SEA DRAGON
Thanks for your question

Please get a direct line with our CA office, they store all parts if needed. Direct contact gene@sportdimension.com. / Gene Paraz. He can help you out. If not helped fast enough just drop me a message on seadooseascooter@stallionsport.com and I'll push your case.
Best/Marcel
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[Seadoo Seascooter]

sorry correct: gparaz@sportdimension.com