Google says 5/16" (or 8mm in new money). Is this right?
Also my new backup fuel tank has a barbed connector on it.
I assume I have no alternative but to have the yamaha clip at one end of the line and the other permanent connected to the tank?
Yeah, thing is the main tank is built in so there is no quick release on the tank end of the current line. I did think about putting one in on the north side of the water seperator but i don't want to start introducing more points of potential failure/contamination into the system.
I've also got a main tank under the deck but have managed to get a couple of Barrus tanks for extended range, what I have done is made up a fuel line that connects into my water seperator via a quick releases coupling as the filter has the option of two inputs.
If you go along those lines you will need to put an inline fuel tap in the main tank hose to isolate it.
It's pretty straight forward.
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I get you. Don't think my filter has the option of twin inputs, so my only option would be a bayonet on a tail leading to the filter, so I can connect my chosen fuel source to that.
Do you know what diameter hose i need to be going for?
I get you. Don't think my filter has the option of twin inputs, so my only option would be a bayonet on a tail leading to the filter, so I can connect my chosen fuel source to that.
Do you know what diameter hose i need to be going for?
Measure your connectors-aftermarket ones often use bigger hose sizes.
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