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Post Icon Posted: Sep. 29 2007,5:37 am Post # 51 see this member send this member a private message  quote this post in reply
Well could be both, but a fresh tune up never hurts!.. :good
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Post Icon Posted: Oct. 11 2007,4:54 pm Post # 52 see this member send this member a private message  quote this post in reply
I always put stabalizer in mine.  I put it in about every other tank to keep the injectors clean.  Then in the winter I double the amount.  After putting it in I pull the boat about a block stopping and starting to mix the fuel and the stabalizer.  I get mine from Napa.

When I first got my boat it had a small amount of water in the right fuel tank and I tripled the amount of stabalizer and ran it out.  No problem with the water since.  

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Post Icon Posted: Oct. 11 2007,5:11 pm Post # 53 see this member send this member a private message  quote this post in reply
I would think that you would want to start it after mixing, to get it though out the whole fuel system.....

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Post Icon Posted: Oct. 11 2007,8:28 pm Post # 54 see this member send this member a private message  quote this post in reply
Yes most definitely, othewise the rest will go to $hit!...
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Post Icon Posted: Oct. 11 2007,8:46 pm Post # 55 see this member send this member a private message  quote this post in reply
Yes, you do want to start it.  But the way I do it is the last time out I put a regular mix in at the Lake and one back I then put the extra in the fuel tanks.  And then I top off the tanks to keep consindation down.

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Another good thing is ad a little Marvel to the fuel, it helps preserve fuel lines and keeps things lubricated, not to mention a good leak detector!.. :D  :good
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