Yet another reason to change your water pump!!!
05-06-2009 | 09:17 PM
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Excellent... No there will be no revving. Just want to warm it up a bit to change the fluids, so I am not changing molasses.
I will do that, I have the dual muffs that supply water to both sides of the pickup, so I will just wait for water to start coming out of the exhaust, and bump the key if necessary.
I will do that, I have the dual muffs that supply water to both sides of the pickup, so I will just wait for water to start coming out of the exhaust, and bump the key if necessary.
It is not necessary, but a great convenience. If water doesn't start instantly with the muffs you might have to crank a second, but they will work just fine. I use them on my Magnum.
05-06-2009 | 09:30 PM
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From: Detroit, MI/Lake Havasu, AZ
The muffs are where "sometimes" comes into play. Do you have fresh water flush hose end on the boat?
It is not necessary, but a great convenience. If water doesn't start instantly with the muffs you might have to crank a second, but they will work just fine. I use them on my Magnum.
It is not necessary, but a great convenience. If water doesn't start instantly with the muffs you might have to crank a second, but they will work just fine. I use them on my Magnum.
05-07-2009 | 06:25 AM
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You probably don't. I don't think I've ever seen a Baja come from the factory with fresh water flush. It would look like a female hose connection in the engine compartment that you could hook the hose too instead of using the muffs.
05-07-2009 | 06:42 AM
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