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Hi from Colombia
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kamedos
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Hi from Colombia
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Rich3rdMorris
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- Vessel Info: 1994 Wellcraft 2600 Coastal
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Re: Hi from Colombia
1995 Wellcraft 2600 Coastal
1981 Mustang T-Top Coupe
Pearl River, La.
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sogood
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- Vessel Info: 1990 Wellcraft 250 Sportsman fitted with Mercruiser 5.7 litre petrol engine.
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Re: Hi from Colombia
Also check that your fuel vent on the outside of the hull is pointing downwards and backwards, to discourage rain and/or waves from splashing into it. Usually the vent hose itself has an upstanding loop, creating a "trap" of sorts, like a U bend in a toilet, that, to a point, discourages water from making it's way back into the tank.
The other culprit can be the filler cap, which should have a rubber "O" ring inside, which creates a seal against water getting in.
Hope this helps.
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