Espos4
Well-Known Member
If it's an out drive just put a set of ears on it with a short hose into a Five gallon pail of pink stuff. Start the motor, when blows out the exhaust your done !
It may not be that easy.
If you do this on a cool motor with the thermostat closed, you'll see "pink stuff" blow out the exhaust very quickly, but the block won't be properly protected.
You are likely to suffer major freeze damage over the winter.
While the single point drain system is a good idea in theory, I don't trust it for winterizing purposes.
A few recommendations:
Fog the motor using the appropriate method for your application
The 2 small hoses for the block drains should be removed and cleared of any blockage. Compressed air or back flushing with water works well.
The plugs on the underside of the exhaust manifolds should be removed and debris cleared from within.
Close it up, remove the thermostat and pour the antifreeze in. Reinstall the thermostat and you done.