New fuel line, primer ball for Highfield 290 classic

Blown284

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Jan 12, 2014
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Chesapeake Bay
Boat Info
2004 SeaRay Sundancer 460
Engines
Cummings 480CE
Anyone know what size of line to buy to replace old one? One size has the quick disconnect to fuel tank under front and the end of it near engine has primer ball .... then hooks to outboard. Thanks!
 
Anyone know what size of line to buy to replace old one? One size has the quick disconnect to fuel tank under front and the end of it near engine has primer ball .... then hooks to outboard. Thanks!
Walk in to your local marine store with the hose - they'll match it up for you. Buy ONLY a name brand fuel bulb like Mercury or Yamaha - aftermarket ones typically do not last anywhere near as long.

BUT... typically the connectors are fine - just buy a new hose and fuel bulb and keep the connectors. The connectors will be the variable regarding what size fuel line to buy. Either measure the nipples or just look on the hose - it's probably printed on it :)
 
Can i make a suggestion? Telling the model of the boat has zero to do with the question you are asking.
What engine? What year?
Its like saying I have a Hyundai Sonata, what fuel pump do i need.
I'll figure it out. Thanks for the help.
 
Walk in to your local marine store with the hose - they'll match it up for you. Buy ONLY a name brand fuel bulb like Mercury or Yamaha - aftermarket ones typically do not last anywhere near as long.

BUT... typically the connectors are fine - just buy a new hose and fuel bulb and keep the connectors. The connectors will be the variable regarding what size fuel line to buy. Either measure the nipples or just look on the hose - it's probably printed on it :)
Thank you
 
Anyone know what size of line to buy to replace old one? One size has the quick disconnect to fuel tank under front and the end of it near engine has primer ball .... then hooks to outboard. Thanks!
Mind if I ask what the problem was/is? I have a 360 Classic FCT and wondering if there is a generic issue...
Thanks
 
I think the line was messed up with ethanol in the fuel.
Ok, Thanks! It must have been a really old line. Make sure you get hose certified to SAE J1527 B2 which is outboard engine hose resistant to ethanol.
 

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