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Help with Fuel Tank Fitting ID
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06-05-2011 1:07pm#1Hi Folks,
I would appreciate any help in identifying the outboard make that would have the corresponding fitting which attached to the male fuel-tank fitting in the pic attached.
Sorry about the photo quality but as you can see it has 2 pins and the fuel nozzle as opposed to the now more common 1 pin and Fuel nozzle.
Many thanks,
Ciaran0
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It could a mercury or yamaha if it's two prong they are quite common, one of these should do, if you are not sure of the size just unscrew it and bring it with you to the shop.
http://www.marineparts.ie/engine-parts/mercury-mariner/fuel-system-1/
http://cgi.ebay.ie/Mercury-Mariner-Outboard-Fuel-Connector-8mm-Tank-End-/260356165909?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_Boat_Engines_EngineParts_SM&hash=item3c9e6fd115#ht_1785wt_924
http://cgi.ebay.ie/Yamaha-Mariner-outboard-female-fuel-connector-old-type-/370507312667?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_Boat_Engines_EngineParts_SM&hash=item5643f4ee1b#ht_500wt_922
But it looks like one of the old pressurized tank fittings, If you are not running a vintage engine I would change it for a newer one or get a new tank they are not to dear.
If it is a pressurized tank don't light that cigarette when your near it :eek:
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