Where are the drain plugs located on a 1998 350 MAG? After I get those drained and disconnect one of the heater hoses.Should I blow air thru to clear out any water? And then pour the pink stuff into the top hose.Should that be enough?
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Originally posted by Thomas Chobot View PostWhere are the drain plugs located on a 1998 350 MAG? After I get those drained and disconnect one of the heater hoses.Should I blow air thru to clear out any water? And then pour the pink stuff into the top hose.Should that be enough?
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Originally posted by lee View PostYes on blowing air into the heater hose that you disconnected.
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Originally posted by lee View PostDrain the block of all water, remove one heater hose from block and blow air into the hose. Install hose and all of your blue plugs. Remove largest hose from the thermostat housing and pour 2.5 gallons of pink antifreeze into hose, install hose then go inside and eat a bite of dinner.
Just 1 question, who is suppose to make diner? Was that my job or hers? We are still trying to work that one out.Dale
2000 21i Tige
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This is a little off topic, but I understand NOW why we are to change our oil at the end of the season and not to let in sit inside the engine over the winter.
Here is my issue, if I get a chance to go out on a nice day here in NC and I have already changed my oil how bad is this? What will it hurt if I go out for several hour one day? or couple of times?
ThanksDale
2000 21i Tige
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Originally posted by thtrog View PostIMPO I think any opportunity to run the boat during the off season is a plus. It's supposed to be in the 70's here tomorrow and we plan to go out. It will also give me the opportunity to get some fuel stabilizer in the system.Cursed by a fortune cookie: "Your principles mean more to you than any money or success."
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Originally posted by dogbert View PostYeah, your son keeps begging to go wakeboarding, when are you gonna take him so we don't have to listen to all that whining
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