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Boating Talk
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| Clampy |
10-04-2012 06:45 PM |
Suzuki help ???!!
I have a friend with a 99 225 Suzuki and he tells me that his mechanic told him his motor will not flush with ears and he has to run it a river every time. He claims the motor has to be submerged. This makes absolutely no sense to me. If it will pull water from river/lake why not from a force fed hose??
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| BROWN FIN |
10-04-2012 07:57 PM |
That's what the book says. I have a 115 and run it all the time on the hose and will keep doing It. Never had a problem. It's just a failsafe with warranty work.
BROWN FIN
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| bgizzle |
10-05-2012 08:39 PM |
2003
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| GoDeazy |
10-06-2012 12:21 AM |
Fresh Water is fresh water yo. Doesn't matter how it gets in the motor yo!
Sent from my smart person phone
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| DA COVE |
10-07-2012 10:32 AM |
Some zukes have an additional suction under cavitation plate. So without blocking it off or submerging the entire lower unit, it will not get sufficient water flow.
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| 2ndamendment |
10-07-2012 02:48 PM |
If your zuk has the additional water suction under the cav plate, prior to using the ears for flushing put a piece of duct tape over the extra suction.
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