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Unread 05-04-2009, 08:51 AM
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i removed it from all mine so far too many issues with them. run a straight barb.
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Never had one on mine...
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It's coming right off then. Thanks guys.
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I removed mine also, it was restricting my fuel flow
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i removed it from all mine so far too many issues with them. run a straight barb.
Agreed. I removed mine also but I tend not to make that recommendation when flammables are involved. UL apparently believes they serve a purpose, but their manufacturing tolerances aren't tight enough. What I did at the same time was support the fuel line where it never dropped below the level of the top of the tank so siphoning shouldn't be an issue. I'm sure there are many boats where that isn't possible.
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