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Old 01-02-2010, 08:00 AM
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I have a 98 271 fastech I am wondering if anyone out there is annoyed that the sink drains in the bilge? I am also wondering if anyone has changed the drain location to out the side like to older ones as I am thinking of doing this. Any advice?
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My 242 is plumbed to the out side we don`t use it much. I am sure regulations made Formula do this. It`s and easy fix.
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I called formula on this and they are tellin me that its a structual issue and dont do it. I dont see why it cant be done as the older ones have it a friend I know has a 97 271 same boat and his came like that with the drain out the side. I am just looking to see if anyone else has done this.
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Structural issue ??? I don't understand that.
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Thats what I dont understand hows it different from the older ones other than the step bottom!
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Think mine drains into the bilge also, no biggey, why does it bother you?
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I'v got a 2000 / 271 never used the sink or chase the drain down but it is some thing I will be doing in the future Always thought it went to the holding tank.
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Originally Posted by 88242LS
Think mine drains into the bilge also, no biggey, why does it bother you?
I second that. No big deal, IMHO its not like your running millions of gallons of water through it, Right?
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No clue where the drain goes on my 303........never once used it.
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My older 91' s9s was plumbed right out the port side. I would think the only thing you need to be aware of is locating the position so as to not go through the structural grid, other than that I can't see why it would be a problem. IMHO.
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