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What is a Fuel Water Separator?

A fuel water separator is a piece of tech intended to filter out water from fuel before it reaches the engine.

Conventional fuel filters are not designed to trap much water – this task is performed by fuel water separators instead.

How do fuel water separators work? Well, at the very basics, the process is as follows:

• A pleated paper element separates water into large droplets.
• The droplets fall onto a water bowl at the bottom of the device.
• Small water particles that did make it through the paper element get trapped by a layer of silicone-treated nylon and again fall onto the water bowl.
• The trapped water is then discharged either manually or automatically, depending on the separator design.

This is how generally fuel water separators work – the exact water filtering process may vary from separator to separator.

Do I Need a Fuel Water Separator on My Boat?

The next question is as follows – do you need a water fuel separator filter in your boat? And if you do, why?

Well, water affects your boat engine in a bunch of negative ways:

Rust. Iron or steel surfaces that come into contact with water are likely to rust. Aside from structurally damaging your motor, rust particles may also get into your fuel. As rust-filled fuel goes through the motor, the abrasion of rust particles may severely damage its components.

Abrasion. Water has a lower viscosity than gasoline and does not lubricate engine parts as well. In fact, water is a terrible lubricant. With that, increased water content in your fuel is going to increase wear inside the motor.

Bacterial growth. Water may foster bacterial growth and mold in your fuel system. If you allow these to build up, then you will not have a fun time cleaning your fuel tank, hoses, and engine.

Low boat performance. As a consequence of all the negative effects of water, your boat may start performing badly. Among the possible effects are low RPMs, slow acceleration, and not only.

Now, one thing that you may be wondering about is how water can get inside the fuel.

In the US, gasoline contains about 10% ethanol. The purpose of the added ethanol is to oxygenate the gasoline for more efficient burning. This lowers emissions and also perhaps makes your boat more fuel-efficient.

The problem with ethanol is that it attracts moisture from the surrounding air. This is especially exacerbated when your fuel tank is not full and has a lot of air inside.

Aside from this, water may get inside your fuel in a bunch of different ways:

Moisture may soak into gasoline if it’s improperly stored.

If your motor components aren’t properly sealed, then water may get inside as well.

With this in mind, a fuel water separator is a preventative measure that allows you to keep your fuel system intact and your engine performing to its potential.

Fuel Water Separator Form-Factors

Marine fuel water separators are available in two form-factors – standalone separators and kits. Kits include the separator plus mounting hardware. Unless you are sure that you have all the necessary hardware, go for a fuel water separator kit.

Single and Dual Marine Fuel Water Separators

Keep in mind that some fuel water separators are intended for two-tank or two-engine systems. You may use such separators on single-tank/engine boats as well, but you will have to block off one of the separator’s sections.

Typically, fuel water separator kits include fittings and blanking plugs to allow for single-tank/engine installation, but you should always make sure before buying anything.

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