using oil 210 2006, wakesurfing engine on edge?

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  • eu210
    • Feb 2009
    • 3

    • brugge belgium


    #1

    using oil 210 2006, wakesurfing engine on edge?

    Yesterday I saw some small oil drips in the water after wakeboarding. When i pulled the dip stick there was too little oil in the engine, but I checked this regulary.
    I've not seen this before.

    Does anyone have experience with missing /using oil in a excalibur 330?
    How much oil may an engine use after every 50 hrs? (I have experienced 3/4 liter per 100 hrs on my old nautique)

    Will waksurfing with the engine on a edge cause such problems?

    The engine is from 2006 so still guarantuee?


    THANKS for any info
  • jwhposon
    • Mar 2005
    • 159

    • Oregon


    #2
    I posted something related to engine and white smelly smoke out of hte motor when wake surfing - it was weighted big time with fat sacks, etc... I basically lost all the oil out of the v-drive somehow but the motor oil was OK. I have an 04 210 SAN TE, I am becoming convinced that these things are not the best wake surf boats because they can't handle it .

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    • eu210
      • Feb 2009
      • 3

      • brugge belgium


      #3
      I have found no oil usage anymore. I will have to put the dipstick in further to notice any oil usage.

      Sorry

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      • WakeSlayer
        1,000 Post Club Member
        • Sep 2005
        • 2069

        • Silver Creek, MN

        • 1968 Mustang

        #4
        Oops.
        the WakeSlayer
        1999 Super Air - Python Powered <-- For Sale
        1968 Correct Craft Mustang

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        • Red57Bird
          Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
          • Aug 2007
          • 381

          • Raleigh, NC/Lake Gaston

          • 2003 Super Air

          #5
          I have an 03 210 and I haven't noticed any issues with fluid levels. I'm wondering if people are putting too much weight in the rear without balancing it out with bow weight, and the engine/transmission/v-drive are being starved of lubrication because of the severe angle. I do howver need to get back in the habit of checking fluids more regularly.
          2003 SAN (current)
          2003 Chaparral 220 SSi (sold)

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