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How does fuel selector switch work on Carver Riviera?
- MikeL77
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How does fuel selector switch work on Carver Riviera?
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Re: How does fuel selector switch work on Carver Riviera?
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Re: How does fuel selector switch work on Carver Riviera?
The benefits of being able to select from one tank or another are; being able to switch in the event there is a fuel delivery issue on one tank or the other, and if you spend a lot of time running your generator on the hook, you will have much less fuel in that tank vs the other. Switching both engines to the tank that the generator doesn't draw from offers the ability to bring that tank down to the same level as the lower tank by running both engines off the higher tank for a while.
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