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That might work if the loop is above the vent. Then any water runs back out
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A "U"-shaped loop will drain...but a complete round loop, even above the vent will hold liquid......the U above the vent would be the best way to do it...unfortunately, the V-20 doesn't allow room for much of one...
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'74 V-20/ BF 150 '95 V-21/ BF 150 '84 V-20/ 200 2.4 Merc '87 V-20/'18 F150 Yamaha |
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Seems the vent line being a larger inside diameter it would take an aweful lot of water to form a vaccum strong enough to suck the water around the loop. More water than could get in at one time - unless it went UNDER the water - then you got lots of other issues!
All I know is I've heard others say it and my V21 has a big ol loop in it above the vent. Factory I assume since the vent hose is pretty old and decrepid looking.
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Oh man, gotta read this.....some people apparently got into it on THT over whether a loop would trap or drain water from the vent. Some nasty name calling LOL!!!
http://www.thehulltruth.com/archive/t-388463.html I still think a loop done the right way would never allow water in the tank under normal circumstances.
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A lot of the new boats are coming with a flush mount fuel vent. It's 316 stainless and 90 degree. I'm not the best at posting pics but the Sea-Choice part number is #50-23061 and should sell for @ $25. It's probably a Perko.
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1975 V-20 w/1996 225 Johnson |
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