is there any way to run the engines in a B31FBC while out of the water, we have a big restoration project underway and expect to be out till fall.
454 Crusaders, 350 HP
run engines while out of the water
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- kellysmall
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I installed a Groco engine flush fitting SSC-1250 between my raw water seacock and the intake to my v-drive intake on my B25 inboards. After a long day of fishing I just close the raw water valve and insert the fresh water hose into the fitting and let 'er rip. Flushes the engines and the v-drive with fresh water for as long as I let it run. Pretty convenient. All this is done while sitting on the dry-storage rack. Hope this helps.
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i run my 360 chryslers out of the water all the time.....ok, maybe not all the time but ive done it alot...my boat has crash valves... so i close the thru hull and feed water through the crash valve..(have a system of funnel and pipe)..if there is no provision for crash valves or winterizing you can detatch the intake hose and use that........stick it in a bucket and feed water into the bucket so no air gets in the system.....i assume you're only going to idle anyway.............i always hose down the cutless bearings in case i get some creep in the tranny....im an amature i'm sure the pros will chime in....good luck
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run engines while out of the water
thanks for the quick replies, guys, should have known this but I didn't. been reading the forum and have already picked up numerous tips to help us with the rebuild, I'm sure we will be on here a lot, thanks again
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