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From: Philip Lange (no email)
Date: Thu Apr 20 2006 - 15:49:54 EDT
When through the same thing last year.
Jim Baumgart has the right idea.
I recommend buying a large LARGE Fram filter setup, about 10" tall if I
remember, from your local auto supply store. Filters are cheap and the
capacity is large. A lot cheaper than hiring a "fuel polishing" service .
You can buy a electric fuel pump and filter set up for a lot less than
what these services charge. Do not even think about a drill motor pump I
have not found one that will pump diesel.
Stir it up every now and then while pumping. Start out with about a 12
micron filter. Finish with a finer filter.
Have fun.
Philip
At 02:17 PM 4/20/2006, Kevin wrote:
>Got back recently from a 2 week shakedown cruise on my Islander 28. It went
>like this:
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