flushing hole, which one ?

[simonfraser]

pic of the rear of my 25hp Johnson OB
top two black stubs, one is def the outflow, other is blind
below is a black round cover plate which looks as if it unscrews

should i unscrew the blind stub ? then how do i connect the flushing hose ?
tnx for you suggestions

https://www.dropbox.com/home/Camera Uploads/Boat?preview=IMAG0165.jpg

 

[simonfraser]

answering my own post, sad:

the lower black covering plate is where the flushing adaptor fits

order from sales@outboards-direct.co.uk £15 ish

 

[omega2]

the reason you have had no response is due to the fact that there is no picture to look at!

 

[simonfraser]

Ha, now you tell me !
The link only worked on my other PC as I was logged in on that one, one day I will know everything ....

 

[CLB]

Your engine is a Suzuki DF25.
Suzuki recommend flushing using muffs with the engine running.
The flushing port is AFAIK for flushing the engine when it is not running.
Sorry, can't tell you which port to use.

 

[jrudge]

I thought it was something to do with the WC outlet!

 

[DougH]

I thought it was something to do with the WC outlet!

Japanese toilet complete with talc dusting ?

 

[sprocker]

Your engine is a Suzuki DF25.
Suzuki recommend flushing using muffs with the engine running.
The flushing port is AFAIK for flushing the engine when it is not running.
Sorry, can't tell you which port to use.

I agree.

The lower (larger) port is the flushing port (Same as my DF115). The plug unscrews and you can get standard hosepipe fittings to attach your hose.

As CLB said above it is not to be used with the engine running. (I use it to flush thru for 5 mins when we get back to the dock after every trip).