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The crew of the vessel Yabá installs a diesel fuel system and tests it for leaks before the boat's upcoming launch. To support the fuel tanks, the crew constructs temporary wooden pillars and horizontal beams, securing them with through-bolts and custom-cut wooden fillers to ensure the tanks remain level and stable. They install a new fuel filter, replacing a faulty unit that lacked a safety float, and use temporary transparent hoses to visually monitor fuel flow and identify air bubbles in the lines.18:42 The system includes a manifold with individual valves for each tank, allowing the crew to isolate fuel sources and manage old or new diesel independently.17:05 A mechanical fuel level sensor is integrated into the tank and connected to a gauge to provide remote monitoring.20:25 After filling the system with approximately 35 liters of diesel, the crew successfully primes the lines and runs the engine, confirming the integrity of the connections and the functionality of the fuel delivery.28:42

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