08-18-2011, 12:02 AM
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ShabahZ250 is currently offline
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Cincinnati, OH
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My Year: 2000
My Model: Z250 Shabah LE
My Engine: 7.4L MPI Bravo I
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Re: Bilge cleaning
One easy way to clean the bilge is to use "Bilge Cleaner", it's commonly available from many retailers and many brands. You pour the designated amount into your bilge, and then add water. Take the boat out, let the water & cleaner slosh around in the bilge for a while, and when you're finished and the boat's on the trailer, pull the drain plug and just watch the gunk flow out!
Another way to clean it is to get down on your hands and knees, and use either bilge cleaner, or some sort of degreaser on a sponge or brush and some elbow grease.
Easiest way to access the bilge is to open your engine hatch, and if your rear seat flips forward, go ahead and flip it. You should be able to figure out how to get the cleaner into the bilge from there. If you can't flip the seat forward, and there's a carpeted covering, feel around for 4 screws on the top. If you remove these, it'll allow the top to be removed for access to the engine compartment.
Hope this helps!
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Chris
2000 Mariah Shabah Z250 Limited Edition
7.4L MPI, Bravo I
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