Has anyone used K100 fuel treatment?

[Sea-Ya]

While winterizing my boat this year I dumped the fuel water separator and I have quite a bit of water in it. I am not sure where the water came from. I do always use Startron at every fill up. I am going to look at the vent and fuel fill to see if there is any issues. Perhaps a bad batch of gas at the dock. Before draining the water out of the tank someone had mentioned to use K100 in the fuel. I have read up on it and it supposedly will treat the water so it will burn, basically eliminating the water. I was also told to put Seafoam in the gas and burn the gas out. I was just wondering if anyone has used the K100. I have heard of Seafoam and it is supposed to be a great product but today was the first time I have heard of K100.

 

[hottoddie]

I have no opinion on K100 but Startron seams to be the most popular additive and gets good reviews. Take a close look at the fuel fill cap. They usually have an o-ring or gasket the can go bad or get lost. It is the most common outside source of water getting in fuel. I would also recommend installing a Racor fuel filter if it will fit. Much higher capacity and better filtering.

 

[Craig]

Used it for several years on my old boat with no issues. Been using Startron for several years on my 320 with no issues either. Not sure it really matters.

 

[Sea-Ya]

I have no opinion on K100 but Startron seams to be the most popular additive and gets good reviews. Take a close look at the fuel fill cap. They usually have an o-ring or gasket the can go bad or get lost. It is the most common outside source of water getting in fuel. I would also recommend installing a Racor fuel filter if it will fit. Much higher capacity and better filtering.

I have been using Startron for four years now and never had a problem. I am going to check for the O ring. I have no room for the Racor. Even now I have to get the short fuel water separator as there is no room. Thank you for your reply