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VMS
Posted 2/22/2019 12:01 PM (#931503 - in reply to #931126)
Subject: Re: Gas





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Location: Elk River, Minnesota
Hiya,

This is why so many boats today have a water/fuel separator filter installed on them to deal with just such an issue. I, myself have never had this issue in some 15 years of running a fuel-water separator on my rigs. In the fall, I dump out the fuel in the filter, let it sit for a while and see...and I have yet to see any water in my fuel.

I think there are regions within the US where this might be more prevalent, but up here in MN, I have not seen or experienced enough of a humidity change over a long period of time to allow that much water to develop in my fuel system.

I still feel it all comes down to two major things: Proper storage (stabilization of fuel) and maintenance (filter replacement), and your engine will last a long long time without issue.

Steve

Edited by VMS 2/22/2019 12:02 PM

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