Post by gpag on Apr 20, 2024 10:32:14 GMT -6
At the end of last season I ran into problems with water in my fuel. There wasn't a lot but it was enough to cause stalling and hesitation. There was not much fuel in the tank. I have drained it and am now doing maintenance on the engine. I already replaced the fuel line from the tank to the engine because it was old and replaced the bulb. Here are the other things I am doing:
- Replace fuel/water separator filter
- Replace both low pressure fuel pumps and gaskets (they are about 4 years old)
- Replace main engine fuel filter
- Clean VST tank and replace filter and gasket
- Replace the small round filter on the top of the VST tank (part # 65L-13905-00-00, #13 on the Fuel Injection Pump parts diagram) ** Is this a regular replacement item or does it just need to be cleaned? I don't think I've ever replaced this and am not sure how easy it is to get to)
- Replace spark plugs
- Check and clean O2 sensor.
Is there anything else I should check/replace to make sure I've gotten rid of any engine water issues?
Thanks
- Replace fuel/water separator filter
- Replace both low pressure fuel pumps and gaskets (they are about 4 years old)
- Replace main engine fuel filter
- Clean VST tank and replace filter and gasket
- Replace the small round filter on the top of the VST tank (part # 65L-13905-00-00, #13 on the Fuel Injection Pump parts diagram) ** Is this a regular replacement item or does it just need to be cleaned? I don't think I've ever replaced this and am not sure how easy it is to get to)
- Replace spark plugs
- Check and clean O2 sensor.
Is there anything else I should check/replace to make sure I've gotten rid of any engine water issues?
Thanks
