Needed: Full write up for winterization PCM Excalibur 330. Will pay $

[bombhills415]

First summer with our 2004 216 and would like a full write up with pictures or detailed descriptions of locations of all plugs and other necessary actions.
Location of impeller and changing procedure.
Oil change procedure
etc.
Will paypal funds if desired for a complete step by step guide.

Would like it ASAP

[CradGen2]

Interesting request. May have a legal issue in there. Maybe.

I have a couple suggestions. 1. You can find all the information you are looking for on this site. It is there with research. 2. Read the PCM manual. The procedure is there. Even has photos, if you are a picture person. 3. I understand the desire to do it yourself. In fact I did mine this weekend on my 2006 196. However if you are new to boating and winterizing your boat I suggest a dealer. Insurance does not cover your mistakes, but if the dealer messed up they have insurance that would cover it. I'm not sure what it costs to winterize a boat now, do not care either, I always say "do what you do best, pay someone else to do the rest". No I don't have cash just laying around either, but it is piece of mind knowing I took it somewhere with insurance that should know what they are doing. I know this will be debated on here. My 2012 is at the dealer getting winterized now, if they screw it up they can fix it in the spring. Best $ you will spend. take it somewhere good.

[DanielC]

If I were you, and had questions, or were looking for a shop, I would contact this shop.
http://superiorboatrepair.com/

This shop for many years was the regional service center for the west coast, for Correct Craft. If a dealer in the west had a boat problem they could not solve, the boat was shipped to them. I attended two training seminars with them when I worked at a Correct Craft dealer. They do have a step by step procedure they use, and can probably fill you in on the finer details of your particular model of boat.

[bombhills415]

Will contact them, have previously been in contact with Bob in the search for a boat.
But really looking for a picture, step by step guide I can have on the boat seat while I am upside down and can reference what to look for.
I have seen the checklists that appear for searches on PN but being the newb to CC's that I am, I would really like to 1. get to know my boat better and 2. have my hand held through the process.
Previously on Supremes and Centurions my family had I would just drain the water (only three plugs) and run fuel stabilizer in it with a fake-a-lake and then store it outdoors for November-April. My parents would be fine with paying the shop to do it but I would like to do it, atleast this first time.
Again, will pay money for your time to make up a guide.

Here is an example of a how-to for dummies which I used this past weekend on a different vehicle:
http://www.thumpertalk.com/topic/940...-to-with-pics/

[NautiqueJeff]

Here's what you need:

http://www.planetnautique.com/vb3/co...res-GM-Engines