Avoid BP fuel in Glasgow, Delaware
Posted: Fri Jun 21, 2013 7:24 am
Just had my 90 hp 4 stroke mercury into the shop for the second time (only 32 hours on it) and found out that the fuel tank had 2-3" of water in the bottom of it. I only ever bought BP fuel. The last time I filled up (8G) must have been almost 3/4 water to have that much in the tank. New pressurized tank so it didn't come in from the gasket/valve side. I'm just glad the problem was related to fuel and not the motor.
Bought a 12$ siphon and will keep a pickle jar on board to make sure the fuel is clean in the morning before I head out. Other than this fuel problem, the mercury and suntracker has been working like a beauty.
Bought a 12$ siphon and will keep a pickle jar on board to make sure the fuel is clean in the morning before I head out. Other than this fuel problem, the mercury and suntracker has been working like a beauty.