I was bring my Carver 44 from the marina I purchased the boat from to my hailing port (70 miles) and had a little problem. The two main fuel tank gauges show a much higher fuel level underway and at about 1/4 tank my port engine started to loose rpm. the engine would lose rpm and then recover, lose rpm and then recover..............
I stopped the boat and when I did, I noticed the port tank was buried empty. I switched over to my aux tanks and problem improved, but definitely DID NOT go away. I believe I just fouled the filter of maybe the separator or both but I'm not sure.
Any other suggestions?
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2005 Carver 44 MY Volvo Penta Diesels
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Re: 2005 Carver 44 MY Volvo Penta Diesels
Sounds like your on the right track, bad fuel or filters. Always start with the simple stuff.
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