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Default Fuel Vapor Detector false alarms??

I think I'm going to have to relocate that damn thing.

I just came back from a day with the family. Light to no wind so we motored
for several hours. With in 20 mins from leaving the dock, the gas/propane
detector went of and on, just as I discribed.. I finally pulled the fuse..

I really don't want to move it but there is no way to adjust the
senseativity.. The main bilge is where I would most likely get vapor from
gas or propane, when I have it aboard.

I'm sorry now I ever even installed the thing.

Thanks Rick,

Steve


 
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