ELIMINATE FUEL STARVATION WITH THE NEW GLM LOW PICK-UP WATER/FUEL SEPARATOR MOUNTING BRACKET!

    Engine compartment temperatures can soar on hot summer days creating high gasoline temperatures. High temperatures and agitation caused by rough seas can aerate the gasoline in the water/fuel separator filter turning it into foam. A fuel pump can't pull aerated gasoline from the water/fuel separator and deliver it to the carburetor or fuel rail efficiently. The engine will show signs of gasoline starvation (lean) at high speeds, a situation very similar to vapor lock.
     Because this aerated gasoline rises to the top of the water/fuel separating filter, GLM has introduced a filter mounting bracket with a fuel pickup extending deeper into the filter. Through extensive research and testing, GLM engineers have found the optimum location for the fuel pickup. The deeper location is low enough to be free of aerated gasoline but high enough to be free of the water in the bottom of the separator.
     The deeper fuel pickup is found only on the new GLM water/fuel separator mounting bracket kits. It might solve some of those mysterious fuel delivery problems your engine may be experiencing!
     For trouble free boating always remember to replace your water/fuel separating filter after every 50 hours of engine operation