SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: 5150whiteboy on August 06, 2013, 09:36:30 PM
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So a buddy bought a 96 shockwave last year and one outta the two tanks has got some pretty bad sediments in it to the point he can't use that side, he called B&D marine and there a lil pricey for him at 800 bucks..... Anyone out there with any suggestions or has anyone ever flushed a tank and how hard is it and what chemicals did you use.
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So a buddy bought a 96 shockwave last year and one outta the two tanks has got some pretty bad sediments in it to the point he can't use that side, he called B&D marine and there a lil pricey for him at 800 bucks..... Anyone out there with any suggestions or has anyone ever flushed a tank and how hard is it and what chemicals did you use.
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drain the tank and clean it out with Sea foam. Ive done 3 sets of tanks that way. works well
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If he can pull it out a good radiator shop will clean it out for no more than a 100 bucks