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Above deck tank instead of leaking one below..
Hey guys. I have a 86 Bayliner Capri 21' w/5.7l I/O with leaky tank
and I want to know if anyone has any experience with an above deck tank....don't want to miss out on the summer so I am draining the below deck tank and heard about using one above. Thanks |
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Above deck tank instead of leaking one below..
fzbuilder wrote:
Hey guys. I have a 86 Bayliner Capri 21' w/5.7l I/O with leaky tank and I want to know if anyone has any experience with an above deck tank....don't want to miss out on the summer so I am draining the below deck tank and heard about using one above. Thanks It's easy with an OB. Better get with a mechanic for an I/O. |
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Above deck tank instead of leaking one below..
On Mon, 15 Jun 2009 20:12:51 -0400, D K
wrote: It's easy with an OB. Better get with a mechanic for an I/O. Should be easy with an I/O also but be sure to install an inline fuel filter. You probably know this already but a 5.7 typically burns about 13 gallons per hour. |
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