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Fuel Leak ?
Open any hatch, and u can smell it right away. Any ideas as to where to start looking ? I looked around the Fuel Filter, and can't see anything there. Pathfinder 2200 TE with 225 SHO. |
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Might have a crack in your tank or hose from tank to engine
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Is that the new boat?
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In deck???
Does it have an access hatch? If so open it and the line is there going to the motor. I would start there. |
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Be very careful with gasoline fumes...
Open everything up and get some fans running so you can disconnect all of your batteries before going much further. Beneath the console should be your fuel tank access lid. Remove the lid and start from there, it may be something as easy as a loose sending unit . If the boat is new I would bring it back to the dealer. My 2200v seemed to always have a smell to it, but not too strong as you are describing... Hydro |
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I've got a friend with the same boat as you but he has an HPDI instead of a SHO. Last month he had the same symptoms as you. Drained the fuel tank and they found there was a crack in the fuel tank. He looked into how much was involved to repair it and ended up selling the boat and buying another. I hope you have better luck with your Pathfinder than he did.
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Yeah. New/used
80 Hours on it when I bought. |
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Quote:
Thanks for the info. |
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Insurance paid up????
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I just had the same problem on my Haynie. After checking everything and talking to Haynie, we found the leak around the fuel sendor on the top of the fuel tank. had it replaced and all is good again.
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