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Old 07-04-2012, 08:28 AM   #1
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Yanmar 315 engine flushing ?

Hi what parts do i need so i can be able to flush my engine out ?????
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Old 07-04-2012, 08:29 AM   #2
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Hi what parts do i need so i can be able to flush my engine out ?????
A hosepipe!

................ and muffs to go over the water intakes.
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will that work i thought i had to plum it into the sea water intake ?
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Do you have a separate intake? What drive do you have?
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bravo x drive, and yes it does have a separate pick up ?
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In that case the easiest way is to put a bucket under the pickup and put the hose in the bucket!
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ok , just my m8 one you can close the sea filter and attach a hose to it ?
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We fitted one of those to a jet drive RIB but it's just a T piece with a one way valve so that the water doesn't go straight out of the back, you could make your own with a T piece if you turn the intake off I suppose, you would still need to seal the hosepipe end as well when in normal use.

A bucket is still easier!
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Bucket it is then !!
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I have the 315 Yanmar 6LP engine, it has an off-engine strainer doesn't it?

Just open that up and stick the hose in there pointing at the water pump.

Thats how we do it, even when afloat.
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