I have a 2014 Mercury 115 4-stroke SN# 2B078051, and I want to add a fuel filter/water separator. Some places say no cause it causes restrictions, some say yes. Should I add one? If so, what would be a good choice?
I have a 2014 Mercury 115 4-stroke SN# 2B078051, and I want to add a fuel filter/water separator. Some places say no cause it causes restrictions, some say yes. Should I add one? If so, what would be a good choice?
When the engine was rigged on the boat, ONE filter should have been present or installed. In many cases, this will be a RACOR style Water Separating Filter, mounted in the boat.
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The only filter I have is on the engine. I think I will get the Racor 320R-RAC-01. Would this be a good choice?
That would work, or better yet: 8M0109543 (Mercury kit, which includes the Water-In-Fuel sensor, harness, and instructions).
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