Hi Kathy,
Because the water is on the bottom of the tank how will this work? My wife
had one of the neck things but it only sunk after it was saturated with
water or in your case fuel. It wouldn't have any way to absorbed water on
the bottom of the tank. If I'm missing something please educate me.
Thanks,
Don Leith
> It sounds funny but we have the same thing happen to our tractor and it
> always is water in the fuel. We build up condensation in the tank when
> we dont run it often and then it doesn't crank over until we bleed the
> water off. We now tie a string around one of those keep kool things dry
> (you add water to and put around your neck. 2.00 @ walmart) and drop
> it in the tank. It will absorb the water out of the fuel tank and after
> some time then we start it. Starts right up....changing the filters
> would get rid of water there but maybe not all thats in your tank. Just
> a thought...
>
> Good Luck,
> Kathy
> 2006 CC Inspire
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