so the water seperator should remain low so if its full that means that it is full with water and eventualy it will flow into with the fuel into the motor

i am new to this water seperator and i am not trying to spend alot of mny like at did 6 moths ago

i spend 800 + and now the boat is bogging down on me again - i hate to have the same problem i only took it to the lake twice then it sat all this time

6 months ago did a full tune up reclean the carbuartor and installed new fuel line with water seperator

now what.... this is so fustrating tomorrow noon i will take a look at the jar with fuel in it and see how it looks once done with that i will remove all the fuel and replace it with new fuel - hope to get good results outa doing this

once again thanks a mil for all ur help and answers

Buy your fuel elsewhere. Sometimes it helps. But ethanol laced fuel is going to suck water out of the air anyway.

Heet, is actualy a methanol, not that carp ethonal stuff..
Heet is used often up North to keep things from not freezing, in all types of motors when its so dang #$@$#$ cold.

http://www.differencebetween.net/science/difference-between-ethanol-and-methanol/

Check this first...real simple....if you have one and if you haven't already.!!! My gas cap has a vent screw. If it isn't open the engine will starve for gas after a while and bog down..Usually when I'm through for the day or know my boat will be sitting I close it. Then, because of my CRS I forget to open it again...

Good Luck

so i went to bass pro shop they gave me some pointers and sold me a hose so that i can take all the fuel out does not work

took a good GULP out of gas now what was i talking about - i feel kinda happy now hmm where was i hope that is not dangreous any who

so i finally put some fuel on a clear jar has been sitting there for about 45 minutes i dont see were the fuel and water are seperating i just gonna go ahead and remove all the fuel and put new one in there

BPS said to put 87 octane on there do not!!! run the mid or high octane fuel try pumping fuel somewhere else if chevron is giving you issues

i have remove all the fuel out except for like less than a cup thats what my hose would not reach - hope this cold weather does not make it any worse - but when i was pumping the fuel out i can see like where it was sucking water out

cant wait to put new fuel and get her going again

any stabilizer u guys recomand out there

Like Keith said

I use this combination everytime I fill up and have had zero problems (99 Merc 225 EFI)
-1oz Marine Stabil or Mercury QuickCare per 6 gallons fuel
-1oz Quickleen per 6 gallons fuel
-1-2oz SeaFoam per 6 gallons fuel

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