Thread: excell boat/ fuel tank issues

i ran into that problem before. i jacked up one side of the trailer, so the fuel/water would go closer to the fuel inlet. and slid an old fuel hose in to the tank, then pumped it out with a primer bulb. i'd say it got 99% of that old stuff out. i know some of those onboard tanks can be a pain to remove.

Is there not some kind of access to the tank at all? Should have some kind of access to sender,fuel hose attachment something where you can put a hose in and pump out just like Rickswanson said. If nothing else you could put in small amounts of gas instead of filling and over dose with Stabill or SeaFoam until it clears up. I'd also be checking to see where your getting that much water from.

think its just over time not as much that im getting water regularly. the drop in hose makes sence, been overdoseing on stabil n lucas without much change thx guys

Where are you buying your fuel? Friend of mine buys his at one particular station every time and he is having water problems. He recently drained his water seperator into a pint jar. 2/3 of it was water.

Was getting fuel from kum n go no mas in jonesboro, jordans on south west dr. has non E lake city has non E at the mfa credit card pumps there on hwy 18 drained mine and had an inch of water in a qt mason jar

I would check to see filler cover not leaking water into tank and if that was not it ,look for another gas station. Keep your tank full will help with condensation. I have not seen any water in my water seperater/ filter .

May be a good time to install a filter water separator, pick them up at Wally World pretty reasonable around $25 or so, and a pretty decent separator and filter..