The Kawasakis have sealed bearings, so no grease is required. Some people put oil in them as an indicator that they are leaking, i.e. if oil comes out, water is likely to get in.
Some people service their pump every year, I don't because I don't ride that much. I believe you have older 2-stroke 'Skis that aren't as hard on pumps as the higher powered 4-strokes. The earlier 4-strokes required modification for reliability. The Ultra 130 & 150 require shimming of the pump housing to set the impeller clearance.
Best idea is to get a service manual and the impeller tool before you start on yours.
'15 Kawi Ultra310X
'99 Kawi Ultra 150 (2)
'10 Kawi Ultra LX, '13 Kawi Ultra LX, '13 Kawi Ultra LX parts 'Ski
'04 Kawi STX 15-F, '06 STX 15-F (2)
'91 Kawi Jet Mate
'97 Yamaha Exciter 220 (Boat)
'99 Yamaha Exciter 270 (Boat)
'78 Nacra 5.2 Catamaran
'05 Windrider WR-10 Trimaran, '05 Windrider WR-16 Trimaran
... and that's just the boats! I'm living proof that you can have too many toys!
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