Is it required to block off the front water inlet when using muffs to flush Bravo 3 drive . Thanks
Ken Stephens Seaman Apprentice Joined Jul 9, 2018 Messages 34 Jul 30, 2018 #1 Is it required to block off the front water inlet when using muffs to flush Bravo 3 drive . Thanks
alldodge Moderator Staff member Joined Mar 8, 2009 Messages 42,548 Jul 30, 2018 #2 Ken Stephens said: Is it required to block off the front water inlet when using muffs to flush Bravo 3 drive . Thanks Click to expand... Yes, IF you have a dual water pickup drive. Assuming you have one, otherwise you wouldn't ask the question. Put the regular muffs on and use some duct tape on the forward holes. They do make a gizmo to go over the nose cone if you would like it better
Ken Stephens said: Is it required to block off the front water inlet when using muffs to flush Bravo 3 drive . Thanks Click to expand... Yes, IF you have a dual water pickup drive. Assuming you have one, otherwise you wouldn't ask the question. Put the regular muffs on and use some duct tape on the forward holes. They do make a gizmo to go over the nose cone if you would like it better
GA_Boater Honorary Moderator Emeritus Joined May 24, 2011 Messages 49,038 Aug 6, 2018 #3 Ken Stephens Much better to ask questions in a new thread than in one approaching 7 years of inactivity. You already have the question out there, so no need to ask again.
Ken Stephens Much better to ask questions in a new thread than in one approaching 7 years of inactivity. You already have the question out there, so no need to ask again.
