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I am not affiliated with this company. I saw the advertisement in a Motor Boating email. But this is something that could help alleviate fuel/water problems in today's outboards.
http://www.tidewatersensors.com/whoweare.php
Check out the YouTube Video at the bottom of the page.
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Exhaust is exhaust, and all gas or diesel burners have it. It is not advisable to breath it. The newer cleaner engines have less, but they still have it. I was in an idle zone not to long ago behind one of the top of the line four strokes. It still has exhaust. It stinks. I had to move over a bit to get out of his exhaust trail. It is true that four stroke has less exhaust than the older two strokes, but the E-Tec is a clean engine. Just don't breath any exhaust if you can help it, it is not good for you.
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Do not use 5200. You will not be able to remove the engine without damaging the boat. Use another marine sealant made for submersion. Even the 4200 will be tough and I don't think it is recommended.
Water In Fuel Sensor
in Boating and Fishing Discussion
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Wiley - Please move this post to "The Boat Forum".