Boat & PWC Engine Flush Solution

Our Outboard & PWC Engine Flush Detergent is expertly formulated to deliver exceptional results while minimizing wear on your engine components. This simple yet powerful flush prevents anodes and thermostats from sticking and combats general corrosion in outboard motors, PWCs, rods, reels, trailers, and more.

Outboard Motor Flush Method:

Preparation:

• Ensure your outboard motor is in a vertical position.
• Connect the garden hose to the Captain’s Musket (Garden Hose Foam & Flush Gun).
• Ensure the motor is off and cool before starting the flush process.

Mixing the Solution:

• Fill the Captain’s Musket reservoir with Outboard & PWC Engine Flush Detergent, following the recommended dilution ratio on the bottle.

Attaching the Flush Kit:

• Attach the Captain’s Musket to the flushing port on the outboard motor, typically located near the lower unit. If your motor has muffs, use them to connect the water source.

Flushing the Engine:

• Turn on the water source at the Captain’s Musket by moving the crank handle to the middle setting, which is water only, before starting the engine.
• Start the engine and allow it to idle.
• Switch the Captain’s Musket crank handle to forward to activate the flush solution. Do not rev the engine during this process.
• Allow the engine to run for 5-10 minutes to fully flush out salt, dirt, and other debris. Follow your manufacturer’s recommended flush time for the best results.

Shutting Down:

• Turn off the engine before turning off the water.
• Disconnect the Captain’s Musket from the motor and allow the engine to drain fully.

1. Final Steps:

• Inspect the engine for any remaining water droplets or salt deposits. Wipe it down with a clean cloth for added protection.

PWC (Personal Watercraft) Flush Method:

Preparation:

• Ensure your PWC is on a trailer or lift, with the engine turned off.
• Connect the garden hose to the Captain’s Musket (Garden Hose Foam & Flush Gun).
• Ensure the PWC engine is cool before starting the flush process.

Mixing the Solution:

• Fill the Captain’s Musket reservoir with Outboard & PWC Engine Flush Detergent, following the recommended dilution ratio on the bottle.

Attaching the Flush Kit:

• Locate the flush port on your PWC (usually found at the rear or on the side of the craft).
• Attach the garden hose securely to the flush port.

Flushing the Engine:

• Start the PWC engine before turning on the water source.
• Move quickly to the Captain’s Musket and shift the crank handle all the way forward to the soap mix setting, allowing the flush solution to circulate through the cooling system for 2-3 minutes. Do not exceed this time, as PWC engines should not run for extended periods without being in the water. (Check your manufacturer’s recommended flush times.)

Shutting Down:

• Shift the crank handle of the Captain’s Musket to off first, before turning off the PWC engine.
• Detach the hose and flush kit, making sure to drain any excess water from the cooling system.

1. Final Steps:

• Wipe down the exterior of the PWC with a clean towel to remove any remaining water spots or salt residue.

Additional Applications:

• For rods, reels, trailers, and other equipment, spray or soak with Outboard & PWC Engine Flush Detergent and rinse thoroughly with fresh water to remove salt and prevent corrosion.

These methods ensure that your outboard motor and PWC are thoroughly cleaned and protected from corrosion, extending the life of your equipment and keeping them in optimal condition.

1. Is Outboard & PWC Engine Flush Detergent safe for all engine types?
   Yes, it is safe for use on all outboard motors, personal watercraft (PWC) engines, and other marine engines.
2. How often should I use this product?
   For best results, use Outboard & PWC Engine Flush Detergent after every outing in saltwater to prevent corrosion and maintain smooth engine operation.
3. Can I use this detergent on equipment other than engines?
   Absolutely! This detergent is also effective for rods, reels, trailers, and other equipment exposed to saltwater or harsh conditions.
4. Does it protect against corrosion?
   Yes, it is formulated to provide a protective barrier against corrosion, helping to extend the life of your engine and other equipment.

How long should I run the engine during the flush process?It’s recommended to run the engine for 5-10 minutes during the flush process to ensure thorough cleaning and protection.