ENGINE QUICK CONNECTS
Choose your engine brand.
Start with one Quick Connect kit per engine. Check your engine’s fitment on the product page. A Controller is optional.
SHOP BY CATEGORY
Explore the Flushmaster range.
Start with the connection you want to improve. Add a Controller when you want automatic flush timing.
FIND MY FLUSHING SETUP
Your boat. Your starting point.
Choose your engine-flushing setup: connection style, engine count and manual or automatic timing.
How do I measure with a dock line?
Lay a dock line from your planned controller location to each flush connection. Follow the real route and leave natural slack. Measure the longest run and choose a hose option that reaches comfortably.
These are controller outlet hoses. Your water-supply hose and any internal reroute-installation hose are separate.
YOUR STARTING POINT

2-Outlet Flushmaster Controller
Review Controller and Hose OptionsConfirm your engine’s approved flush connection before buying. Quick Connect upgrades and reroute installation parts are separate.

Flush Port Quick Connects
Choose a compatible connection for each engine. Start with your engine brand, then check the listed model and fitment details.
A controller is optional. Quick Connects can also simplify a compatible garden-hose hookup.
Confirm My Engine Fit
Quick Connect Water Inlets
Use one fitting per connection you are upgrading. Check the existing plumbing and mounting dimensions.
Plan My Inlet Upgrade →
Plate shown as an example. Select your outlet count, orientation, and color.
Dual Outlet Flush Port Reroute
Choose one plate in the outlet count above, then confirm orientation and hose-barb size. The plate and installation kits are purchased separately.
Confirm My Reroute Setup Read the Installation GuideStandard engine-flushing setup shown. Engine plumbing varies; have a qualified marine technician confirm the connection method before cutting any line.

Automatic timing. Less switching.
Flushmaster Controllers time each engine’s freshwater flush, switch between outlets, and shut off the water when the cycle ends.
Portable, battery-powered automation for single through quad outboards. No boat wiring required.
SEE THE SEQUENCE
One engine at a time.
A simpler flushing routine.
Automated sequential flushing for one to four outboard motors. Designed to deliver full water pressure to each engine-one at a time-with the push of a button.
Accelerated illustration. Set actual flush times and follow the procedure specified by your engine manufacturer.
Ready when you are. Press Play or Next.
Four-engine boat shown. The demo runs your selected number of engines. Water paths are illustrative.

Water Fittings. Made for life aboard.
Solid 316 stainless steel Water Inlets and 45° or 90° Water Spigots. Quick hose connections with a polished finish.
Water Inlet: a capped Quick Connect for compatible onboard plumbing, including existing engine-flush connections.
Water Spigots: angled washdown connections with a quarter-turn valve.
Female Quick Connect Adapter included. Choose the fitting that matches your boat’s plumbing and the job you need it to do.
Let customers speak for us
Made for the way you boat.
Dock, lift, trailer, or a connection inside the boat. Start with your actual hose route and where you want the controller to sit.

A freshwater rinse. A better routine.
Flushing sends fresh water through the engine’s cooling passages to rinse away salt and residue after use.
Flushmaster helps simplify the connections and routine. Your engine manufacturer still determines the correct flush connection, engine position, whether the engine must remain off, and flush duration.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Good questions. Clear answers.
Do I need every Flushmaster product?
No. The Controller adds automatic timing and sequential flushing.
The Flushmaster Controller works with all three connection options: Flush Port Quick Connects at the engine, a Flush Port Reroute that moves the connections inside the boat, or a solid 316 stainless steel Water Inlet for a premium direct replacement or quick-connect option. Choose the connection that fits your setup; you do not need all three for the same engine route.
Does the controller flush all engines at once?
No. It sends water through one selected outlet at a time, moves to the next programmed outlet, and shuts off water when the cycle finishes. Use the procedure and flush duration specified for your engine.
Does a controller need boat wiring or permanent mounting?
No boat wiring is needed. The controller is battery-powered and can be used as a portable setup or with suitable mounting accessories. Choose its location first, then measure the hose route to each engine or rerouted flush connection.
How do I choose the hose length?
Run a dock line from the planned controller location to each flush connection, following the actual route with natural slack. Measure the longest run you need. Controller outlet hoses are separate from the water-supply hose and the internal hose used for a reroute installation.
Are Quick Connects required with a controller?
No. Flush Port Quick Connects are an optional upgrade for easier hookup at the engine. The Controller also works with Flush Port Reroutes and Water Inlets. Choose one connection path for each engine route and confirm fit before ordering.
Can I install a Reroute myself?
Installation varies by engine and vessel. Review the Reroute Installation Guide before buying or cutting anything, and have a qualified marine technician confirm the connection method. Stop and seek professional help whenever a step or engine connection is unclear.
Does a Reroute plate include the installation hose?
The plate and Reroute Install Kit are separate. For a new reroute installation, choose one plate with the appropriate outlet count and one matching Reroute Install Kit per engine. Each kit contains one 25 ft hose, four clamps, and one tee fitting.
If your boat is already rerouted, have a marine technician check the existing hoses and fittings before buying new installation hose. You may be able to reuse compatible plumbing.
My boat already has rerouted flush ports. What do I need?
Start with the connections already on your boat. A Quick Connect Water Inlet can replace compatible individual water fittings; a Flush Port Reroute can replace a compatible panel or connection layout. Confirm mounting dimensions, hose size, rear clearance, and one separate flush line per engine with a qualified marine technician.
Why choose the Hose Connection Kit instead of just a spare male tip?
A male tip is only one part of the connection. For a complete spray-nozzle-to-controller setup, the Hose Connection Kit adds two male tips, a matching female adapter, and a shutoff valve.
The valve lets you stop water at the hose end before disconnecting, then reopen it after connecting the nozzle or controller. Check which compatible pieces you already have when choosing replacement parts.
Find the right setup for your boat.
Use the setup guide to explore your options, or contact our team for help with your boat’s connections.
Already have your core setup? Explore mounts, covers, and accessories or Quick Connect Water Fittings.
















