Evinrude gas tank

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  • June 23, 2019 at 10:06 am #177849
    mic57
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      I decided to start working on an Evinrude gas tank that I picked up last fall. Upon inspection I noticed the the fuel block was different than any of the others that I have come across. I am looking for some insight on the connector. What hose connector does it use? Is it worth rebuilding or should I just replace it with something more common.
      Thanks
      Mike

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      June 23, 2019 at 11:07 am #177855
      amuller
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        Pretty clearly an aftermarket “fuel block” as you put it. I suspect an OMC connector would fit on to it, but the condition overall looks poor with the gauge cover smashed and etc.

        The metal tank, from what I can see of it, looks like OMC or a clone. If it’s in decent shape, could be that the hardware from a rusted out OMC tank would fit.

        June 23, 2019 at 12:00 pm #177862
        David Stanton
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          Check dimensions, it maybe an aftermarket for Yamaha or some 1986 and newer Mercurys. Those have slightly larger mating parts and are metric.
          Dave

          June 23, 2019 at 8:44 pm #177894
          mic57
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            Thanks for the replies. I never thought about it being aftermarket but after removing and inspecting it that is most likely what it is. The body is plastic and cheaply made. It looks like I will be posting a wanted ad.
            Mike

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