Fuel Systems
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All boats equipped with gasoline engines are
required by the U.S. Coast Guard to have
anti-siphon valves. The fuel delivery lines are
equipped with anti-siphon valves where the
lines attach to the fuel tanks. These valves
help prevent gasoline from siphoning out of
the fuel tank should a line rupture.
DO NOT remove anti-siphon valves from
system. Anti-siphon valves prevent fuel from
flowing into the bilge should a fuel hose or fit
-
ting leak. If the valve becomes clogged, clean
and reinstall or replace it.
Fuel Tanks
The fuel pick-up tubes are positioned in the
tank to achieve optimum fuel usage, fuel line
routing, etc. At certain speeds and hull trim
angles, the fuel supply at the withdrawal tube
can increase or decrease accordingly. Be
extremely careful when attempting to oper-
ate the boat when low on fuel. Though some
fuel may be in the tank, the trim angle of the
boat may cause the fuel to flow away from
the pickup tubes.
Fuel Gauge Senders
The fuel gauge senders are more accu-
rate when the boat is stationary and level.
Because of the change in attitude when the
boat is underway, variations in gauge read-
ings can occur. This system is a relative indi-
cation of the available fuel supply and not a
calibrated instrument.
Fuel Fills
The gasoline fuel fill is located on the port
side gunwhale midship and is marked with a
gasoline pump icon. The fill feeds the single
tank, which holds approximately 547 gallons
(2070 liters) of fuel.
Gasoline fuel fill
The fuel fill is opened by turning it counter
-
clockwise. After fueling, screw the cap on in
a clockwise direction until an audible click
is heard, indicating that the cap is seated. If
the cap is lost or damaged, replace only with
orig
inal equipment; contact Pursuit Customer
Relations or your Pursuit dealer. During refu-
eling, the tank vents out at both the fuel fill
plate and the vent located on the side of the
hull. Note: There should not be any residual
fuel at the vent but there could be residual
fuel at the deck fill plate. Do not block or
restrict either of these vents.
Fill the fuel tank slowly and monitor the fuel
gauge while filling. Once fueling is com-
pleted, wash the areas around the fuel fill(s)
to help reduce discoloration of the fiberglass
or striping. Use only the fuel recommended
by the engine manufacturer; refer to the
engine owner’s manual for additional infor-
mation.
If fuel is accidentally added to any other tank,
DO NOT attempt to pump fuel out; these
systems are not designed to pump fuel.
Fuel must be removed by qualified personal
only. Fuel in other systems will also require
replacement of that system and/or many
components.
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