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Fuel System
3-3
Section 3
SC 365i
Fuel Filters
Fuel Filters
Fuel filters are located in the machinery
space. The filters are the water separator
type and there is one filter for each engine
fuel line. Check both filters for water fre-
quently to ensure an adequate supply of
clean, dry fuel to the engines. The filter ele-
ments should be changed once a season.
Fuel primers are connected to the outlet side
of each fuel filter.
Turn off all electrical switches before servic-
ing the fuel system and DO NOT drain any
fuel into the bilge. Check all fuel lines and fit-
tings for leaks before and after starting the
engines and after any fuel system service.
Prime fuel system and check all fittings for
leaks before starting the engines.
3.3 Diesel Generator Fuel
System
The diesel generator is equipped with a sep-
arate 24-gallon fuel tank. The fuel filter is
located in the mechanical space. The tank is
filled through a deck fill marked "DIESEL" on
the starboard gunwale. The fuel gauge for
this tank is part of the generator panel. The
fuel level may be read, without starting the
generator, by turning the panel on.
Generator Panel
The diesel fuel system works like the gas
system. The difference is, the diesel system
is not equipped with anti-siphon valves and
there is a fuel return line to return unused
fuel to the fuel tank. The diesel system may
require priming after servicing. Refer to the
generator owner's manual for information on
priming.
Make sure the fuel valve is in the “ON” posi-
tion before attempting to start the generator.
A water separator type fuel filter is installed
near the diesel fuel tank. The fuel filter has a
sediment bowl that must be inspected fre-
quently for water to ensure an adequate
supply of clean, water-free fuel is supplied to
the engine. Inspect the filter periodically and
change the element as needed.
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CAUTION
DO NOT confuse the diesel and gas
fuel fills; severe engine damage will
result.