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After Sinking This Cole 22 Nighthawk, The Fuel Tank Selector Needed To Be Replaced

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Bob Carpenter

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When this Cole 22 Nighthawk sank after a stormy night, a lot of things needed to be replaced. The fuel tank selector valve was toast, and the original equipment was no longer available for purchase. The owner of this boat decided it was a good time to upgrade to an Eddie Marine Total Flow Control high-volume fuel valve. The three-port model (PN SF-100) used here is a safe and efficient fuel valve that is ultra reliable and will flow 240 gallons of fuel per hour. Operated by a 12-volt motor, it meets all U.S. Coast Guard requirements, including the ability to be manually operated should the motor fail for any reason. A six-port model is also available with fuel return provisions for fuel-injected applications (PN SF-200). 

Maveric Marine was asked to replace the faulty fuel selector on this boat, and we tagged along for photos and info to help you out if you are in the market for the same thing.

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Eddie Marine

11479 Sixth St.
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
(909) 945-2830

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