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In a word, yes. Racor seems to be the most popular/common, but there
are many other brands. Make sure you get one labeled for inboard
gasoline use, and that you use proper grade of hose - not just gas line
hose from the auto parts or hardware store. Also make sure you can
get to it to drain the water and/or change the element while the motor
is hot (not recommended procedure, but can be necessary in an emergency.
<p>David Swanson
<br>Strayaway Child
<br>Alberg 30 #229
<p>"FINKENBERG, Lincoln" wrote:
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<p> <font size=-1>I've come to
the realization after replacing a hard to find carburetor on the gray marine
engine that there isn't a fuel water separator
on the fuel line. Not that I knew there should be one -- this is all new
to me.</font>
<p> <font size=-1>Is this a no
brainer -- i.e., buy the $30 kit and put it on?</font>
<br> <font size=-1>thanks,</font>
<br> <font size=-1>Gypsy #138</font>
<br> <font size=-1>Linc</font></blockquote>
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