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  • gride300
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Apr 2008
    • 1356

    • mobile, al


    summerizing

    I am having my boat winterized right now at the dealer about 2 hours away. I am just taking it to a local guy that has worked on my friend's cc for a few years and has not done anything wrong yet. Could somebody give me a full list of what I need done before I use the boat again. thanks alot. and should i get a new distributer cap?
  • SquamInboards
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Sep 2005
    • 397

    • Squam Lake, NH

    • '82 2001 '84 2001 '86 2001 '98 NSS '87 American Skier

    #2
    RE: summerizing

    Connect battery, replace impeller, (dizzy cap if you're the thorough type), manifold plugs, block plugs, any hoses he disconnects (usually off of raw water pump, thermostat housing), check fluids.
    How 'bout a little reverse action...

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    • bchesley
      1,000 Post Club Member
      • Feb 2006
      • 1252

      • Tyler, Texas


      #3
      RE: summerizing

      you can download the PCM manual and just go in reverse.
      2001 Super Air Nautique
      Python Powered
      100 Amp Alternator
      Dual Batteries
      Many upgrades coming...

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      • Schwiiing
        • Mar 2008
        • 129

        • Norris Lake, Tn.

        • 2017 SAN G23 H6

        #4
        RE: summerizing

        Why wouldnt all plugs and hoses be put back on after draining? Then all that would need done is to reconnect battery, check fluids (should have been done while winterizing and still be fine unless you see a spill) and go.

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        • crowland
          • Feb 2008
          • 137

          • Dallas, TX

          • 2018 G23 - Current 2013 G23 - For Sale 2008 - 230 SAN TE - SOLD 2003 210 SAN TE - SOLD

          #5
          Re: RE: summerizing

          Originally posted by Schwiiing
          Why wouldnt all plugs and hoses be put back on after draining? Then all that would need done is to reconnect battery, check fluids (should have been done while winterizing and still be fine unless you see a spill) and go.
          I'll second that, in the spring your ready to drop it in the water and go. I dont know about the rest of yall, but if those plugs dont make it back onto the block within 10 minutes of draining there is a pretty good chance I'll forget to put them back in....

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