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  • tkchef
    • Aug 2021
    • 6

    • GA

    • 2013 g23

    boat not fueling

    The last two times I have tried to fuel up the gas isnt going into the tank but pour out of the fuel intake. Is it possible that its the angle of the pump or is the tank not venting? I have a 2013 g23
  • scottb7
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 2198

    • Carson City, Nevada

    • 2014 G21 (Current) 2008 SANTE 210

    #2
    It is possible it is neither of the two items you listed. Is it same on both sides? Nautique uses pita inlet control valves. See below linked thread.

    2019 G25 fueling issues - PlanetNautique Forums

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    • tkchef
      • Aug 2021
      • 6

      • GA

      • 2013 g23

      #3
      Yes I’ve tried both sides Even with them both open

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      • Interjon
        • Dec 2019
        • 136

        • Alabama

        • 2003 196 2019 SN200

        #4
        There are a couple of discussions on this issue (including blocked vents and hoses that are unnecessarily long). Personally, I have always had success with holding the pump handle upside-down.

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        • scottb7
          1,000 Post Club Member
          • Aug 2011
          • 2198

          • Carson City, Nevada

          • 2014 G21 (Current) 2008 SANTE 210

          #5
          I pondered taking the inlet control valves out, but since i usually used a shaker siphon it did not matter, cause i pushed the siphon hose past the valve...

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          • tkchef
            • Aug 2021
            • 6

            • GA

            • 2013 g23

            #6
            It’s just weird that it just started No problems until lately. Tried every angle but upside down. Thanks for all the help. I will update what I find/ figure out.

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            • tkchef
              • Aug 2021
              • 6

              • GA

              • 2013 g23

              #7
              fixed the problem. The emission cartridge that manufacturers are required to put in was full of water. After 8 years on the lake I guess I shouldn't be surprised. I removed the vent hoses from both sides of the filter blow through them and was able to feel the air from both directions. Removed the filter and replaced it with marine grade fuel line and the boat filled up with gas in minutes with no issues.
              My only question now is, is it necessary to replace that filter? I don't really see the use of if except it did stop water from getting in the fuel tank. I ordered a new one and will install once it arrives.

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              • safety_3rd
                • Jun 2024
                • 1

                • Austin Texas

                • 2019 Nautique G25

                #8
                Any chance there is an update on this?

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                • Alan12
                  • Jul 2015
                  • 30

                  • Laguna Niguel, CA


                  #9
                  I have the same issue on a 2022 G23 Paragon. I take a long thick zip tie (like 2 feet) and loop it around through itself to create a large loop at one end so that it cannot fall into the fuel inlet. I put that zip tie down the opposite side that I am fueling and that solved the problem. There is a small flap that the zip tie opens up and allows the tank to vent. I had everything checked multiple times and this is the only thing that would solve it. The pressure builds in the tank and the weight of the fuel when it’s hot is not heavy enough to push the flap open and let it vent. It took me hours to fill my boat the first time….like one gallon at a time, it was ridiculous. Not one issue since I started doing this technique.

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