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My 1994 kawasaki 750 ss jet ski will only go half speed when I have the throttle wide open?

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Is it bogging down, or just stops revving at the point...first check the throttle cable, twist it wide open and make sure it's opening all the way...after awhile they tend to stretch and that won't allow you full power....i hope this helps.

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