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Eisboch wrote:
Mark K wrote: I have an 03 Chaparral with a 5.0L Merc (Fuel Injected). I would like to save the cost of having a marina do the winterizing. Can someone explain exactly what I need to do? I have never winterized an I/O. I had outboards that I did on my own for years. Thanks in advance Mark In my opinion that's too new of a boat to learn on if you have never winterized an I/O. If you screw up and leave some water in the block you may regret it (assuming you are in a cold winter climate). I would hire an experienced mechanic and watch everything that he does. Next year you will be ready to do it yourself. I agree. BOAT/US has some info on winterizing, though: http://www.boatus.com/seaworthy/winter/default.asp BTW, (to the group) Whatever happened to Skipper? Usually he is here at this time of year promoting his bucket method of winterization. Eisboch Your choice: 1. Skipper slid down a 50-foot razor blade into a vat of boiling sulphuric acid. 2. Skipper's blood pressure got so high in this newsgroup, his doctor told him to take up latch-hooking. 3. Skipper sold his Bayliner, as he claimed he was about to do, and moved on. 4. Skipper had a serious stroke but still posts here as a right-winger under a new handle that lets him get away with being even snarlier than he was as Skipper. I actually miss the old fart. He was more clever than most of the righties who post here these days and once in a while - not often - would post something that was well-written. The crop of replacement righties are barely semi-literate. |
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