Drock78

iTrader: (2)

Yea...I think I may have over done it a little with the air.

Unlimited jd

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Anyone who says they haven't over done it with something before is over doing it with bull sh!t

LOTOWONTOPGUN

What is the wall thickness on your fuel tank it should be on the label on the tank?

sleev-les

I had a small fuel leak in mine. It was the hard line that went from the pump to the filter. You barely notice it. After I'd run the boat and shut it down, it was a very slow leak and I found it by running my fingers around the lower end of the line. Fuel was seeping out at the pump side, but very slowly. Replaced the line and no problems

state1310

ill check that too , thanks for the input . how much fuel did you have in the bilge after running for several hours ? when we got off the lake and on the trailer there was probably a gallon or so of fuel that drained out .

c_deezy

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Use blue Scott towels around the hoses, fittings, etc. Ty-wrap them on to keep them in place and you should be able to tell pretty quick if its in the plumbing or not.

c_deezy

iTrader: (1)

I assume you mean water separator? Did you change the water separator? Did you remove it to make sure it's not double-gasketed (gasket from old separator still in place, not noticed when new separator installed).

state1310

yeh , thats what i meant . gonna get the boat out this weekend and start working on it . good idea about the towels . thanks ...

ICDEDPPL

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I look for gas leaks and fuel leaks with a lighter.
Hope this helps.

state1310

if your around southaven ms.in the next few days stop by and I'll let you show me how that works . I'm gonna stand at the road though if thats cool with you .