What hose to I clamp if I need to be towed

[byebye]

I hope it never happens, but if it does - I understand that you need to clamp a hose somewhere when being towed over a certain speed to prevent water from getting into the engine. Can anyone tell me where that hose is - I have a 2004 155 sportster single engine.

 

[JPass]

The line coming from the pump to the exhaust manifold. Usually a 3/4" line on the underside of the front of the manifold. Or the link exiting the manifold going into the exhaust towards the muffler.

 

[byebye]

THANK YOU and I apologize for the delay, work has been crazy.

I'm afraid I'm not that mechanically inclined. What you said;

The line coming from the pump to the exhaust manifold. Usually a 3/4" line on the underside of the front of the manifold. Or the link exiting the manifold going into the exhaust towards the muffler.

What I heard

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If possible & you have a moment, can you draw an arrow on this pic to the hose that should be clamped off?

Here it is from the other side;

 

[briancayko]

See this thread & video links.
Tow speed and what to clamp?
Tow speed and what to clamp?

 

[JPass]

I believe it's the larger hose with the red arrow. It should attach under the front underside of the exhaust manifold (log) circled in yellow.

 

[kernal]

You can clamp the hose coming from the exhaust manifold, it is unlikely that the mainfold will have an leaks. On my PWC this hose has a red band around it to indicate where to clamp. I installed shutoff valves in this location.