f32 fuel crossover
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f32 fuel crossover
I have a 1985 F32 with 270 hp crusaders, twin forward tanks 49 gal and twin aft tanks 60 gal, it seems as though the fuel is only being drawn from the port side when the fuel crossover valve is in the open position is the a normal issue and should I simply close the valve to only allow port tanks to feed port engine and starboard tanks feed starboard engine.
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1985 F32
270 Crusaders
Wet and happy
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1985 F32
270 Crusaders
Wet and happy
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In my opinion, the crossover should be closed to isolate the engines to thier respective tanks.
If you have a genny, it would explain the extra draw from one tank.
With the crossover open, the fuel will come through the path of least resistance. Check to ensure there are no kinks/restrictions in the lines. A vacuum test will tell you if you have more resistance on one side than the other.
Do both engines run fine under high load with the crossover closed?
If you have a genny, it would explain the extra draw from one tank.
With the crossover open, the fuel will come through the path of least resistance. Check to ensure there are no kinks/restrictions in the lines. A vacuum test will tell you if you have more resistance on one side than the other.
Do both engines run fine under high load with the crossover closed?
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