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If you smell fuel in cuddy....that's a bit of concern associated with possible leak.
If you haven't already, check the easiest areas first: 1. Top of tank fuel sending unit for sign of leak. 2. Fill hose 3. Fuel in bilge Then of course the fuel tank fill test ( not the door lock test as in the movie Bronx Tale ) Fill fuel tank with plate over sending unit off.......so you can see if it leaks when full, under pressure. Regarding cuddy cleaning and headliner...... on my V21 I found wave over bow type heavy spray could leak a bit from the bow slider track design so I had a custom snap cover made with rubber flange over just the outside bow slider section. Looks good and solved issue.. As for cleaning the headliner, with the moisture causing mold, it's a tough cleaning job with bleach water mixture, scrub brush face mask and a LOT of ventilation..... |
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I don't recall exactly now how bad it was, will check again this year. Last year the mechanics was supposed to have checked the lines. I will check all those points you mention and also see if I still smell fumes. I think a combination of build up in bilge and the carpet might also have some effect there. Yeah I am not sure if I want to deal with bleach in an enclosed area. Just remove it all if possible
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Bgreene is right, if you smell gas that could be a problem, is it a metal or plastic tank?
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I am not sure. Will know this week when i get the boat back from spring tune-up. I don't think the original tank has been replaced. Also, will need to replace the fuel sending unit/gauge as my gauge keeps oscillating wildly. |
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Bgreene is right, if you smell gas that could be a problem, is it a metal or plastic tank?
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love to fish |
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