Recently I drained close to 3 gallons of gasoline<br />from my fuel tank because of wate in my fuel.<br />I thought the pick up tube in the gas tank was located at the lowest point in the tank and by<br />pumping the primer bulb (disconnected from the engine) and emptying out part of the tank would expel any water in the system. Needless to say<br />after 3 gallons or so the gas looked free from water and I thought my problem was resolved.<br />Strangly enough, when I ran the boat I started experiency the same problem - bogging down at W.O.T. When I opened the fuel separator again, there was a significant ammount of water.<br />Brand new sepaprator-could the separator be faulty.<br />What would cause a separator not to do the proper job of keeping water out of the fuel line?<br />Would the idea of adding another sepaprator to the fuel line be a good idea- or is this just a pipe dream. Thanks for your reply.
