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I would have to concur, condensation forms in part empty tanks, and if you
didn't use the boat much, the water would just collect in the tank and settle to the bottom! Even just running the engine an hour a week will circulate enough fuel through a secondary racor filter (assuming you have one, highly recommended!) to have a polishing effect. Using a biocide such as Biobor TF will help to keep the bugs undercontrol as well. Just make sure that you follow the instructions and don't add too much, that causes problems of it's own!! You more than likely got water (coeducation) in the tank. To the best of my knowledge gasolene and diesel will mix. Water and diesel will separate with the water on the bottom. Also there is an algie of some sort that lives in the water and eats diesel (or vise versa) and will stop up fuel filters very quickly. Jared Crane |
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