 centrifuge and deposited into a collection bowl below the separator.
After the centrifuge, the fuel moves up through the second filter. The special filter media in this chamber removes all other particulates that can decrease the performance of the engine. Keep in mind that the filter media of this chamber comes in several thicknesses and you should aim for the 10-micron filter thickness because it filters the smallest particulates.
What About Boats With Removable Fuel Tanks?
With so many boaters choosing to go boating instead of traveling these days, many boaters have opted for boats with removable fuel tanks. The idea is that you don’t leave the fuel out in the elements where the damp air can get to it.
But, that won’t mean that water can’t get into your fuel any other way! Water can get in through the cap, a defective vent, or sometimes there’s water in the fuel when you get it from the gas station.
The best way to make sure you protect your boat engine is to have a separator installed on the fuel line to make extra sure you’re not feeding your engine contaminated fuel. It’s always better to have too much protection rather than not having enough protection.
Besides, if you have a separator installed, then you can choose to leave the fuel tank attached every now and then instead of having to install and uninstall the tank every time you want to go out on the water.
These days, there are tons of great quality separators out there for every size boat you can imagine. To help you decide which one to choose for your boat, focus on these features when comparing your options.
The filter comes in a variety of thicknesses; 2, 10, or 30 microns. For most boats, 10 microns is enough. But, some sensitive systems can use a secondary two-micron filter installed farther down the line.
This is where the water from the centrifuge chamber drops into. These can come in aluminum, clear heat resistant plastic, or a combination of both.
The clear ones make it easy to see when you need to drain the bowl. You don’t want to let the water overflow the inspection bowl.
Fuel flow rate is the most important factor to consider. You’ll need to know the specifications for your specific boat model to know which separator to choose.
Keep in mind that this is not the same thing as the fuel consumption rate. Do not get the two confused!
Boat engines come in a wide range of sizes. So, your separator size needs to match the size of the boat engine. A separator that is too small for your engine will restrict fuel flow and decrease your performance.
One more factor to consider is the environment you intend to use your boat in. If you like lake boating in an area full of debris, then you’ll need a beefier separator to keep your engine safe. For those who only boat in crystal clear water, you can get away with a less effective separator.
where they go over everything in detail.
The last thing you want is to get psyched up to go out on your boat only to find that your fuel tank had too much water in it. Watered down gas won’t get you anywhere!
Check to see if your boat has a fuel separator already installed. If not, you should consider having one installed (or doing the job yourself) ASAP.
We hope you enjoyed reading this article and that you learned a few things about your boat’s fuel water separator. If you have any feedback or if you would like to touch base with customer support, contact us today!
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