SeaDoo Switch Remote Flush Pt 1

[@Arcmike]

Thanks Frank. I knew if anyone could find a solution to this problem, it would be you!

[@michaelalleman766]

Outstanding!

[@ravenragnar]

Another excellent video tutorial. I was wondering the same exact thing. Thanks!

[@letsrolldiyauto1532]

Thanks

[@ozzysautorepair351]

So how do you flush the exhaust?

[@HemalPatel-c3r]

Great idea, do you have list of the parts needed. It seems to me your final product does not have the 2 couplers intially seen. Is that right?

[@letsrolldiyauto1532]

The parts, from Hone Depot, are shown on the video. The two couplers are not needed.

[@dividendminer]

Hey I have a small hose leaking water continuously in the engine compartment. Do you have a hose doing this also and have to run the bildge pump continuously?

[@letsrolldiyauto1532]

Replace the hose or tighten the clamp where it's leaking.

[@dividendminer]

@@letsrolldiyauto1532 I wish I could send you a picture. The hose is connected on the left rear part of the engine and then isn’t connected to anything else on the other end.

[@dividendminer]

Well nvm I found it and it looks like it was cut in half. Like I’ve been sabotaged. Well this sucks ty for replying

[@letsrolldiyauto1532]

@@dividendminer That sucks. At least you found it.

[@HemalPatel-c3r]

I have adopted to your design with threaded pieces that seamless. Can't share a video of photo in my comments would like to show you at some point

[@letsrolldiyauto1532]

Post it to the SeaDoo Switch group on Facebook. I’d love to see it.

[@HemalPatel-c3r]

@@letsrolldiyauto1532 I did update my post from earlier. Search for me Hemal.

[@blondcb]

How to you open the port on the other side for the second half of the manual mandated flush?

[@letsrolldiyauto1532]

Well, I’d still have to crawl under or get in the water. But the solution that will be coming is to place a valve in that line. Keep it closed until the second part, then open as required.