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  • Fly100
    • May 2009
    • 56



    Drain Plugs

    Im sat her in my warm offfice here in the UK and well its getting to be that time of year.

    As a new Ski Nautique owner (1996 196) Im reading about drain water and adding anti freeze.
    My quest is ( and I have had a look through using the search box) How many drain plugs are there and where are they.

    Ive done some work on my boat over this summer and I cant say ive seen any !!

    All advice grealty recieved as ever.


    FLY
  • WakeSlayer
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Sep 2005
    • 2069

    • Silver Creek, MN

    • 1968 Mustang

    #2
    RE: Drain Plugs

    One each on the ends of your exhaust manifolds. One each on the side of your block, under heads. one on the bottom of your RWP tube. If you have a heater, you need to remove the two hoses off the block for that, and blow out the water in your heater.
    the WakeSlayer
    1999 Super Air - Python Powered <-- For Sale
    1968 Correct Craft Mustang

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    • NigelC
      • Jul 2003
      • 161

      • UK

      • 2010 Ski Nautique 200 Open Bow Team Edition

      #3
      Re: RE: Drain Plugs

      Originally posted by WakeSlayer
      One each on the ends of your exhaust manifolds. One each on the side of your block, under heads. one on the bottom of your RWP tube. If you have a heater, you need to remove the two hoses off the block for that, and blow out the water in your heater.
      And another one at the bottom of the 'U' bend beside the engine water pump. BTW, if your boat is running LPG, the drain on the port side is likely to have been replaced by a hose that feeds hot water to the gas vapouriser.
      2010 Ski Nautique 200 Team Edition Open Bow, Radar Strada
      Dealer: http://www.midlandsnautique.co.uk

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      • Fly100
        • May 2009
        • 56



        #4
        RE: Re: RE: Drain Plugs

        Nicely done fellas.

        FLY

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        • AirTool
          1,000 Post Club Member
          • Sep 2007
          • 4049

          • Katy, Texas


          #5
          RE: Re: RE: Drain Plugs

          Is there a knock sensor on that engine? If so, does it need to be removed?

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          • Hollywood
            1,000 Post Club Member
            • Sep 2003
            • 1930

            • WIIL


            #6
            Re: RE: Drain Plugs

            Originally posted by WakeSlayer
            One each on the ends of your exhaust manifolds. One each on the side of your block, under heads. one on the bottom of your RWP tube. If you have a heater, you need to remove the two hoses off the block for that, and blow out the water in your heater.
            Originally posted by NigelC
            And another one at the bottom of the 'U' bend beside the engine water pump.
            WaveSlaya got all 5.

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            • DanielC
              1,000 Post Club Member
              • Nov 2005
              • 2669

              • West Linn OR

              • 1997 Ski Nautique

              #7
              RE: Re: RE: Drain Plugs

              On a lot of the GM engines, the knock sensor is one of the block plugs. When it is reinstalled, it must electrically ground to the block, do not use sealer on it.

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              • WakeSlayer
                1,000 Post Club Member
                • Sep 2005
                • 2069

                • Silver Creek, MN

                • 1968 Mustang

                #8
                RE: Re: RE: Drain Plugs

                My 502's port plug is just a plug, knock sensor is separate. Must just be on the little ones. ; ^)
                the WakeSlayer
                1999 Super Air - Python Powered <-- For Sale
                1968 Correct Craft Mustang

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