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@cjm13905 any luck finding the 6th plug?

Here is IBP for a 5.0L that shows six drain plugs, impossible to know if this your exact setup without serial #. Hope this helps.

What year is your boat? Some 5.0 L only have 5 drain plugs per video below.

Don't let anyone tell you if you can't find it, don't worry about it. When I sold my 2001, I told the buyer(a friend) that I would help him winterize it the first year due to the six drain plugs and the difficulty in finding all six. He didn't listen and had to put a new engine in the next...

If you go to www.marineengine.com you should be able to find illustrated parts breakdown for your engines year and serial #. Hopefully this will show you all the plug locations. My 2001 chap had six plugs and they were a PITA to find. My 2007 only has four with the single point drain system...

Might be worth the time to clean/replace the IAC filter first. Its kinda like that filter screen nobody knows about at bottom of cool fuel module :) It could possibly never been cleaned or changed out. New IAC valve is $185-$205.

I have a 2007 Sunesta 254 (i realize they are different boats) and based upon the location being above the rub rail on the port stern side, it has to be some type of deck fill as it is keyed. That is almost the exact location of where I fill my fresh water tank. There may also be an option for...

Do you have a fresh water holding tank?

Spoke with him last September on some winterization stuff thru email.

Does anyone keep in touch with Wingnut? Ive sent him a couple of emails but no replies. Hope all is well.

www.etrailer.com is the place to go. They will be able to tell you.

Looks like a good place for one! Should be able to find SS cup holders online no problem.

Good looking boat for sure! Welcome aboard!

@SST Looks that way. The study guide includes a chapter about other watercraft. Here is a link to the online course https://www.boat-ed.com/newyork/studyGuide/10103501

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The market right now is keeping used boat prices healthy. New boat prices are ridiculous.