I bought a plunger fake a lakes, and it doesn’t really fit nicely on the boat, so a lot of water escapes and doesn’t seem to get into the inlet.
any Tips or tricks?
any Tips or tricks?
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You should have water escaping around the edges. I set my stick length to wedge the plunger up against the boat with a small amount of deflection in the rubber. Then I set enough water flow to always have some escaping around the edges when the boat is running. If you've got that, and water coming out the exhausts, you're good.
HTH, and have a good one,
Mike -
What I have done is remove the water inlet to the trans cooler and ran a hose to a 5 gallon bucket of water. On the boat that I just rebuilt, I put in a set of ball valves that gives me an barbed fitting to hook up to the 5 gallon bucket. Or Indmar sells a flush kit that you can install inline in the water intake that allows you to hook up a garden hose.
My fear is that the plunger falls down while I'm in the boat.Comment
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