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What exactly does fuel stabilizer do? I have heard guys say its a cure all for old fuel and you should use it when storing your boat. I just bought a can of stay-bil and it smells like rubbing alcohol. I'm sure the alcohol content helps with water problems but it can't be good for rubber seals...
I was talking with my brother in-law, and he told me he runs 30 weight cheap automotive oil mixed 50 to 1 in his 9.9 outboard and it runs just fine. he's been doing it for years with no problem.. to say the least it surprised the heck out of me! I wonder what the difference is ?
I am going to order and replace the VRO/ Fuel pump on a 1994 Johnson 225 oceanrunner, the part number is #5007420- 4 wire. Do I have to do anything special when replacing this or just bolt it back up and hook up the hoses and plug? I was wondering if I needed to prime it?- I have the old one...
