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On Sep 11, 3:09*pm, Eddie wrote:
I have my Regal out of water and have to run the engines. *But I can't seem to find the connection. *There is a connection, right? They are twin Merc 180s. Anyone know? Or is it possible that there is no such thing? *I thought all motors had this feature in order to run them out of water. Thanks Eddie Eddie, look right above the prop on the lower end and you should see some "vents." actually these are water inlet ports which allow cooling water to be pumped up to the engine. Go to a marina etc, and get a pair of "muffs" and hook them to a garden hose, put the muffs over the inlet ports and turn the water on with good force. start the engine[s] and it should cycle the water through the engines. It's a pretty well universal system on I/O's and outboards. |
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