Indmar Raptor 6.2 winterization

[scoot18]

2016 Z1 w/ 6.2 Raptor engine; in need of help finding the 5th point to drain water. There are these little convenient stickers placed around the engine to indicate a point to drain water for winterization. They are marked 1 of 5, 2 of 5 etc. I can't find 5 of 5 anyone have any ideas where this may be? The Indmar manual isn't very clear on the locations. It says nothing of the little blue stickers in the manual and I've found all of the ones Indmar has illustrated in the manual.

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[chpthril]

What 4 have you found?

[scoot18]

#1 of 5 Just below the raw water strainer and inlet which drains the manifolds
#2 of 5 V drive anode plug
#3 of 5 Just below impeller housing at heat exchanger
#4 of 5 anode on heat exchanger

[NHarp1]

You got all of them

Raw water strainer blue cap
Hose by raw water that drains manifold blue cap
V drive anode
Impeller housing area blue drain cap
anode on heat exchanger

[JCP]

My 2015 manual says to also remove the impeller for draining. Maybe that is #5.

[scoot18]

My 2015 manual says to also remove the impeller for draining. Maybe that is #5.

#3 of 5 drains that on mine, can clearly see the tube coming downward from impeller to drain cap.

[scoot18]

You got all of them

Raw water strainer blue cap
Hose by raw water that drains manifold blue cap
V drive anode
Impeller housing area blue drain cap
anode on heat exchanger

I hope so, I guess I would be expecting a label stating 5 of 5 there also. But removing the V drive anode plug that would drain any water that may be in the strainer.

[hlauv]

Hi guys,

First time trying to drain the engine for winter. And not every mechanical, so the terminology goes over my head.
I think I found 1-3, but can some point our where #4 anode on heater exchange? Is it visible in any of these pics?
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[scoot18]

If yours is the same as mine which it looks like it is, you can't see it in your picture but it is very close to #3, about 25 degrees counter clockwise to the left of #3 on the lower part of the heat exchanger which is the metal cylinder with all the lines threaded into it. It is a 11/16" hex bolt which is the anode for the heat exchanger. I had to poke my head through the little access panel opening to see mine.

Hi guys,

First time trying to drain the engine for winter. And not every mechanical, so the terminology goes over my head.
I think I found 1-3, but can some point our where #4 anode on heater exchange? Is it visible in any of these pics?
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[boardman74]

They are shipped with the impeller and cover removed, as well as all plugs. So that could very well be your #5