 Yamaha recommends a 10-micron fuel filter. Installing one is a 15 to 20-minute project, as long as you have the right tools and connection hardware or you can call High Tech Marine 832- 385-9970. Start by securely thru-bolting the fuel filter canister frame in a convenient and accessible spot. Next, take the supply line from your boat's fuel tank and snap it onto a 3/8-inch bronze barb that you have screwed into the input side of the fuel filter frame. Connect another fuel line to the engine from the output side of the filter setup via a second 3/8-inch bronze barb and then attach stainless steel hose clamps for each connection. Spin-on a new fuel filter canister and you are ready to go fishing. |
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