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Well I think I got to the bottom of my fuel problems. My boat had been
intermittently cutting out at cruising speeds. I pulled the anti-siphon valve and found quite a bit of brown, sand like particles, which I'm assuming are varnish. I also drained my Racor and had quite a bit of this as well. The first couple of times this happened I did not notice any of this in the Racor. I hooked up a hand pump and was able to get some of this out of the bottom of my tank, but I wasn't happy with the ability to get to the bottom of the tank where I'm sure most of this lies. I'm going to try a fig up a better way to clean out the bottom of the tank to see if I can get the rest of this out. The boat did sit for nearly two years with the same tank of gas and no Stabil so it did have ample time to get mucky. What other steps can I take to rid the system of this stuff? Is there an alternative to the anti-siphon that would be easier to monitor the accumulation and clean? Thanks. linus |