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The "ins" are a common passage and the "outs" are a common passage. Therefore, you can use either in with either out. The duplicate ports
are not for a second motor but are there to facilitate plumbing for different applications. With twin engines, you use two filter/separators, one for each engine. Ethan wrote: I am about to install a yamaha standard water seperating fuel filter. The assembly portion of the filter is set up for two motors, I have a single motor. On each side of the assembly is an "in" and "out" arrow. Can I install my in and out hoses on one side of the assembly, or should the in go on one side and the out on the opposite side? I have attempted to include a link that shows the assembly. http://www.yamaha-motor.com/accessor...&pg=1&pid=2299 http://www.yamaha-motor.com/accessories/otb/fuel01.html (it is the third item down on this link) Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Ethan |
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