Guys, I live in Canada and just recently purchased an 04 22V. This is where yes, the temperature goes well below freezing for months at a time.
I have read most of the discussion about winterizing and have appreciated the tips. I just want to confirm that I have done all I need to and haven't forgotten anything...
- I washed the boat ( I live on a lake and the bottom had 2 weeks of scale)
- I fogged the engine
- I drained the manifolds
- I drained both sides of the engine block
- I drained the V-drive
- I drained the tranny heat exchanger
- I blew out the heater hoses with compressed air
- I used the bucket and "fake lake" attachment method to add RV anti- freeze to the system
- I removed both batteries
- I oiled the deck
- I greased the steering cable
- I drained all water from the bilge
- I filled the tank and added stabilizer
Anything critical that I have over looked?
The tech. at my dealer told me that adding RV anti-freeze isn't that necessary - as Tige's that get shipped up here in winter just come drained without any anti-freeze.
I have read most of the discussion about winterizing and have appreciated the tips. I just want to confirm that I have done all I need to and haven't forgotten anything...
- I washed the boat ( I live on a lake and the bottom had 2 weeks of scale)
- I fogged the engine
- I drained the manifolds
- I drained both sides of the engine block
- I drained the V-drive
- I drained the tranny heat exchanger
- I blew out the heater hoses with compressed air
- I used the bucket and "fake lake" attachment method to add RV anti- freeze to the system
- I removed both batteries
- I oiled the deck
- I greased the steering cable
- I drained all water from the bilge
- I filled the tank and added stabilizer
Anything critical that I have over looked?
The tech. at my dealer told me that adding RV anti-freeze isn't that necessary - as Tige's that get shipped up here in winter just come drained without any anti-freeze.
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