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Fuel vent spills
- LarryOwen
- Gold Member
- Posts: 15
- Joined: Tue Oct 16, 2007 11:09 pm
- Home Port: Barber's Basin, Salem, NJ
- Location: Woodstown, NJ
Fuel vent spills
Both my 1995 and my 2002 Albin 28 TE spit fuel from the tank vents when refueling. Very annoying and potentially hazardous. This past season I had my yard pull up the deck of the '02 and relocate the vent lines at the tank to move them away from the fill line and also to eliminate a low point in the vent lines where fuel accumulated. Result: no more spills. I hope that the factory has figured this one out by now.
Larry - 28TE "Pastime No. 2"
- jcollins
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- Home Port: Baltimore
- Location: Seneca Creek Marina
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- LarryOwen
- Gold Member
- Posts: 15
- Joined: Tue Oct 16, 2007 11:09 pm
- Home Port: Barber's Basin, Salem, NJ
- Location: Woodstown, NJ
Fuel vent spills
I had a similar problem. The fuel line would "burp" when I stopped fueling-- air pressure built up in the tank. The boat yard pulled the deck and repositioned the air lines. They were pinched between the tank and the deck. I still use a "diaper" around the fuel port just to be safe.