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  • The Anti-Siphon Valve is typically located on top of your fuel
    tank where your fuel feed hose connects. This is a USCG required part
    that prevents fuel from leaking into the bilge should a fuel line fail,
    or gets cut below the tank level.
  • Common symptoms of an anti-siphon valve going bad is lower than
    normal top end or loss of RPM's at the upper range caused by the
    anti-siphon valve not opening up all the way from internal corrosion.
    (very common problem on 10+ year old boats)
  • Always use Teflon tape on threads when installing.

NOTE: 3/8" hose barb x 3/8" NPT threads - Few ski boats use this valve, most use SBH-0070

YouTube Video Fuel System Service

YouTube Video Rare Bird Fuel Tank Service

Anti-Siphon Valve LARGE

SKU SBH-0072
$24.95
  • The Anti-Siphon Valve is typically located on top of your fuel
    tank where your fuel feed hose connects. This is a USCG required part
    that prevents fuel from leaking into the bilge should a fuel line fail,
    or gets cut below the tank level.
  • Common symptoms of an anti-siphon valve going bad is lower than
    normal top end or loss of RPM's at the upper range caused by the
    anti-siphon valve not opening up all the way from internal corrosion.
    (very common problem on 10+ year old boats)
  • Always use Teflon tape on threads when installing.

NOTE: 3/8" hose barb x 3/8" NPT threads - Few ski boats use this valve, most use SBH-0070

YouTube Video Fuel System Service

YouTube Video Rare Bird Fuel Tank Service

  • The Anti-Siphon Valve is typically located on top of your fuel
    tank where your fuel feed hose connects. This is a USCG required part
    that prevents fuel from leaking into the bilge should a fuel line fail,
    or gets cut below the tank level.
  • Common symptoms of an anti-siphon valve going bad is lower than
    normal top end or loss of RPM's at the upper range caused by the
    anti-siphon valve not opening up all the way from internal corrosion.
    (very common problem on 10+ year old boats)
  • Always use Teflon tape on threads when installing.

NOTE: 3/8" hose barb x 3/8" NPT threads - Few ski boats use this valve, most use SBH-0070

YouTube Video Fuel System Service

YouTube Video Rare Bird Fuel Tank Service

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