Thread: Water separating Fuel Filter

Any rated for 10 microns will work. I like Racor with the drain on the bottom of the cannister.

I used the same kind of Racor as Bill on my 24-foot skiff/210 Cummins. It worked fine, just remember two things.
Put it between any filters on the motor and the fuel tank, and always have a spare cartridge aboard!
Pete

After I read an article on these filters I bought a Yamaha. They have 2 sizes. They were the top dog in the article. The big one is $60. Yamaha installs these filters on most of their big boats. I don't know where the size of the motor staarts but I know the 90 HP has one installed in the boat. It does NOT have the drain on the bottom! I can see where that would be a nice feature.

thanks for the answers on the fuel filter. I would still like to know the answer to the second part. If I start it up to run conditioner through it, I will have to have gas in the tank. I wanted to leave the tank empty until I started back fishing, if possible. After this post, I read Yankee Doodler's post in December and got my answer, I think.

Originally Posted by toothpick

thanks for the answers on the fuel filter. I would still like to know the answer to the second part. If I start it up to run conditioner through it, I will have to have gas in the tank. I wanted to leave the tank empty until I started back fishing, if possible. After this post, I read Yankee Doodler's post in December and got my answer, I think.

Yes.. add the sea foam to every tankfull