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Flushing engine when it's on a lift?
Just curious how everybody that has a lift at a marina flushes their engine. I was always told to flush your engine after each use in saltwater.
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smooth move |
06-26-2015 06:18 PM |
i just hook the hose to the flush nozzle. on a yamaha it's on the port side near the bottom of the cowling towards the front. i guess that's what you're talking about.
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alphaman |
06-26-2015 09:26 PM |
When flushing with the hose is there a difference btw the 2 flush ports? I have 2 on my suzuki.. I have one on the back side of my motor opposite side of the wires and one on middle section on the side..
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keakar |
06-27-2015 01:01 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by alphaman
(Post 760940)
When flushing with the hose is there a difference btw the 2 flush ports? I have 2 on my suzuki.. I have one on the back side of my motor opposite side of the wires and one on middle section on the side..
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I was told one is for quick flushing just for the top end power head like if the boat is kept in the water at a dock and the other is a full flush that gets all throughout the motor
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jl8200 |
06-29-2015 07:04 PM |
No there's no difference. My dealer told me that when I bought the boat. One is for if you have it in a sling and is easier to get to and the other is for normal land based use. There is no difference between them in how and what they flush.
Quote:
Originally Posted by alphaman
(Post 760940)
When flushing with the hose is there a difference btw the 2 flush ports? I have 2 on my suzuki.. I have one on the back side of my motor opposite side of the wires and one on middle section on the side..
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