Re: water in my fuel seperator
Your water could be from the marina or just a condensation factor that just first appeared after that point. I always buy my gas at regular, busy gas stations and still get a little water every time I drain my Racor bowl. These are built in aluminum tanks and I think tend to get condensation. A couple of years ago, I thought it would do me good to drain the tanks and let them dry out. I did that, but the water appeared again very shortly thereafter.<br /><br />Now, I don't worry about it. I just drain the Racor regularly and have absolutely no performance problems in spite of the the water. That's the whole idea behind the Racor, no? I would guess that would work for you. If the water is a one time thing, the Racor will take care of it eventually and you should see less and less, maybe zero eventually? I doubt it as there will probably always be a little condensation. In the mean time, if you regularly drain the bowl so it doesn't actually fill up with water and the separator canister, I don't think you'll have any problems.
