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Fuel transfer
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Topic author - Scurvy Dog
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Fuel transfer
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If you have a fuel transfer pump, how does it prevent overfilling? How would it know which pump is the 'from' and which is the 'to' tank?
I've thought about putting one on my boat but then think of those kind of complications.
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http://www.carveryachts.com/media/4010/ ... _02-v1.pdf
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Re: Fuel transfer
tomschauer wrote:Source of the post A friend of mine has a Regal diesel with the fuel transfer pump. On the dash he has a momentary contact switch to move the fuel left to right or visa versa. To better explain, you need to be at the helm, and turn and hold the switch in the direction you want the fuel to flow. Ideally, you would be monitoring your fuel tank gauges at the same time.
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km1125 wrote:Source of the post Are there actually fitting on the bottom sides of your tanks? I thought that was a "no-no" in marine fuel tanks. Is your 444 diesel?....
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And as I mentioned, if there's lines on the bottom of the tank there would be no reason for a pump. If there's a pump, I assume it's a diesel app. Pretty sure the option is for diesel only. Have never seen one in a gasoline app. I suspect it's a safety issue. With the tank selector valves option, you can run both engines off the same tank (within reason) and accomplish the same thing.
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