2008 SANTE 210 Engine flush Connection??
Can someone identify the flush connection on my 2008 210 SANTE with PCM 343 motor? I have checked with 2 Nautique dealers, Nautiqueparts.com, PCM, Planetnautiqe, etc. and no one can help me find the hose end (male) connection that goes to the engine flush fitting on my boat.
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where does the other end of that fitting go?
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It goes down to a T fitting that is between the pick up on the hull and the strainer on the other end.
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you can't just screw a garden hose in there?
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It does not appear to be threaded but a quick connect of some type. If you look on the left side of the female part there is a push button release and the inside is designed to depress when the male fitting is inserted. Similar to the the garden hose fittings you get at Home Depot/ Lowes, just larger.
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I guess I'd try dragging the boat to a hydraulic hose shop to see if they would have a fitting that worked.
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That is a Mercruiser flush port.
They are in stock at West Marine or try you local merc dealer. Screw it on the hose and pop it on. |
Baitkiller,
I was about to give up on my search. I cant find the part on West Marine unfortunately and it appears that you have to purchase the entire kit $152 (Mercruiser part #898235A01) to get the hose end fitting. If you have a way to tell me the specific part number for the male fitting that would also help. Thanks. |
Update I found the part it is Mercruiser #22-857175. Still not cheap best internet price $35 but better than having to buy the entire kit.
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Glad i could help.
BTW I,m sure all the mechs at the local marina have a a few of those kicking around they would let slip for a a cold six pack if you happen to roll by around quitting time. Funny I looked in the web and it isnt there but its on the rack at my two local stores. |
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