Marine Diesel Engine Fuel System

The second of a four part series about the marine diesel engine taken from the Corfu Sea School E-Learning centre. This video explains how the fuel system works. To learn more about all of the RYA courses we provide go to: www.corfuseaschool.com. Corfu Sea School is a RYA yacht training centre based in Corfu, Greece. We are the longest established school in the region and teach all of the RYA sail cruising, motor cruising and powerboat practical and theory courses, including Competent Crew, Day Skipper, Coastal Skipper and Yachtmaster. We provide practical courses from our marina base from April to October.

[@beaumurphy1424]

Thank you for posting this. I love these videos with super easy to follow graphics and very clearly narrated. Cheers

[@joyceshanahan]

Great overview and graphics. Much appreciated!

[@Meandmy2Vs]

Great video. Better to understand my engines. Thumbs up!

[@harbourdogNL]

Excellent series, thank you!

[@thewarlockbride2205]

Excellent video! Thank you for uploading!

[@vidaliasoleil2714]

Super helpful and clear. One thing you should mention is check the level of diesel fuel in your tank! Some of us are slower than others.

[@paradigmv2]

So Helpful --- Thank You !!

[@tomtiernan8134]

Nice, simple explanation.

[@thomasfennema8443]

Very informative, thank you.

[@imdo301]

excellent

[@cocorivet]

Awesome!

[@6ddevil]

Easy to follow for a dummy like me 👍 Thanks

[@jtcintl4373]

Please do a video of a system with three tanks, explaining supply and return valves. Thanks!

[@ph11p3540]

I came here looking for a heavy bunker crude fueling system, not a diesel fuel system.

[@Bodragon]

(0:38) - "Water *_"Separator,"_* not "Seperator."
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[@bendoy4555]

ok

[@aminaiqbal4529]

Yes yes water and liquid should not be more as it allows and causes problems for the system and unnecessary air gets in the system and jams up the gears