Where is the hose flush Connection 06 sportster 150 (215)

[Stony660]

I just picked up a 06 sportster 215hp privately and I cannot find where to attach a hose to flush it out or even so I can start it at home. The manual shows a pic in the rear by the jet but there is nothing. I do seee a plastic screw in type plug on Top of the impeelor housing. Is this where it is suppose to be and no one has put a kit there yet? If it is and I take the plug out, because it is on top you cannot attach a hose there because of the tight area. Would I have to buy a 90 degree elbow to put there. It's strange the Bombardier ( doesn't surprise me) does not have a kit already installed. I did check the engine bay and nothing also.
Please help.

I just removed the plug I mentioned on top of the housing but the threads are different than a hose and so the hose will not screw on, am I suppose to buy a flush kit??

Do they come with none on some?

 

[tbrindisi]

I believe you found it. I have a 2008 150 speedster (same as sportster pretty much) and the flushing connection should be in the same place. It is a hole with threads on the inside. The hose fits inside this hole and screws in. Yes, it is very difficult to get a hose in there and then spin the hose to connect it. It is the correct size, it just doenst seem like it b/c its so hard to get to, especially with the reverse gate in the way. Something that helps me is putting it in reverse to drop the gate.

I put a flush kit on mine since I found it near impossible to put a hose on it. You dont have to buy the ridiculously expensive seadoo kit. Any garden hose quick release kit will work, which is what I am using. You can find one at probably store that has a garden department like walmart or ace hardware or lowes or home depot. I already had one laying around the house, but they probably run 5 to 10 dollars max.

 

[Lapnor]

Can you send a pic of that? I'm searching that connection...

 

[Seadoobuddy]

I believe you found it. I have a 2008 150 speedster (same as sportster pretty much) and the flushing connection should be in the same place. It is a hole with threads on the inside. The hose fits inside this hole and screws in. Yes, it is very difficult to get a hose in there and then spin the hose to connect it. ......
I put a flush kit on mine since I found it near impossible to put a hose on it. You dont have to buy the ridiculously expensive seadoo kit. Any garden hose quick release kit will work, which is what I am using. You can find one at probably store that has a garden department like walmart or ace hardware or lowes or home depot. I already had one laying around the house, but they probably run 5 to 10 dollars max.

See this thread just started by me w/ pics of the adapter fitting. Lowes for about $8. Buy the metal one and NOT the plastic ones.
http://www.seadooforum.com/showthread.php?57380-Flush-Valve-adapter-pics&p=296874#post296874

 

[jordyboy0129]

It's on the left had side of the jet pump behind the HUD area... It's a pipe sticking straight out with some thread inside. I made my own pipe by just buying the parts from b&q or your Home Depot. I made it for £1 as I had some hosepipe already but you don't need the hose.

 

[Lapnor]

At e back to the right there is a hole...place your finger in it and you'l feel the threads...at that place screw a PVC quick connect hose(female) (Home Depot) that part must accept a quick connect bit (male)...this bit must screw on your garden hose when you
I had tried bronze one but the PVC one is better for to install the hose and most important thing for to take it off.

 

[jordyboy0129]

At e back to the right there is a hole...place your finger in it and you'l feel the threads...at that place screw a PVC quick connect hose(female) (Home Depot) that part must accept a quick connect bit (male)...this bit must screw on your garden hose when you
I had tried bronze one but the PVC one is better for to install the hose and most important thing for to take it off.

its the left hand side as thats where the waterebox is presuming looking from the back (obviously)