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Boats have a lot more fuel quality issues than most other gas powered
things. They spend a lot of time in and around water which tends to increase the amount of water that gets into their fuel systems from condensation. They also sometimes get fuel from less than perfect sources like marinas and 5 gallon cans. I dump my water filter into a glass cup a couple times a year and I usually get a inch or so of water and some crud. I let it sit so the water and crud settle to the bottom. I then slowly pour the gas off the top back into the filter and put it back on. There is so much filter surface in these that they are good for years if you dump them occasionally. Ottprivatesale wrote: How critical is it to have this filter running (OMC 115HP Jet boat)? Mine broke and leaked therefore just bypassed it and all seems to work fine. Vince |
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