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Dewinterizing - help!
My marina has a new 'special' this year. Three years ago, they had a
'spring tune up' special. They installed new plugs, rotor, cap, timed the engine, adjusted carb, checked belts, etc. for $195. I felt it was worth it, especially given the 'guarantee' for 90 days. This year the 'Dewinterization' special consists of no more than checking flluids, all the lights and switches and accessories, and engine running, for $120. Note that there is no 'fixing' of anything involved. The result of the special will be a list of items checked and faults, if any, found. Then arrangements must be made to get the faults corrected. What I'm wondering is: can I just hook up the muffs and start the engine to run the anti-freeze out of it? I'm planning to go up tomorrow and see if the damn thing will run. The batteries are charged, must be installed. Other than that, and checking to see that everything works, what 'special' things must be done to 'dewinterize'? Thanks! -- 'Til next time, John H ****************************************** ***** Have a Spectacular Day! ***** ****************************************** |