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Marine Fuel Filters Popular Q&A

Q: How to Change a Marine Fuel Filter.
A: 1. Remove the battery from the boat and store it on the ground or dock. Look at your fuel tank inlet (with cap open) for a cone-shaped sleeve that sits inside t... Read More »

Q: How to Install a Marine Fuel Filter.
A: 1. Lay absorbent paper towels under the work area to catch any fuel. Disconnect the positive battery lead. 2. Open the fuel filter cartridge by slowly turning i... Read More »

Q: Screen test: today's marine fuel filters do a good job of screeni...
A: There's an old adage about oil and water not mixing, but it is even more true of gasoline and water. Water in a boat's fuel tank can cause a world of problems. ... Read More »

Q: How often to change fuel filters on a marine diesel engine?
A: It depends on the engine and it's use. If you are a recreational boater, it's often once a year. When you winterize. If you are on a commercial boat like a tug ... Read More »

Q: When you changed the fuel filter did you use a marine filter?
A: I would recheck your vent. Air has very little restriction. A partially clogged vent or vent line can appear to be good when in reality it can't dispel the amou... Read More »