| Compatibility | 93806YLP7 |
|---|---|
| Inside Diameter | 3/8 Inch |
| Outside Diameter | 11/16 Inch |
| Maximum Continuous Length | 6 Foot |
| Type | Fuel Tank Lines |
What size fuel line to use for an outboard?
Of course, it does! What Size Fuel Line To Use For An Outboard, 5/16″ or 3/8″? 5/16″ fuel line can be used in up to a 115 HP outboard engine. Anything above that has to be a 3/8″ fuel line.
What kind of fuel line connector do I need for a Yamaha?
Moeller 033481-10 Yamaha Engine or Tank Fuel Line Connector 3/8" Moeller Marine female engine/tank connector that attaches to the fuel hose on the tank side of the engine side. 3/8" Barb Female Fuel Line Engine and Tank Connector Compatible...
What size hose do I need for my outboard?
But most smaller outboards have fittings or quick connects on them that are set for a 5/16″ hose. It’s basically the standard hose for the smaller engines. Like we said in the beginning, the 3/8″ line is required on anything that is larger than a 115 HP engine.
What size is fuel line on outboards?
Still allowing the proper amount of fuel to get to the engine without having any problems. Of course, the 3/8″ fuel line will work for any of the outboards. But most smaller outboards have fittings or quick connects on them that are set for a 5/16″ hose. It's basically the standard hose for the smaller engines.
What size is fuel line on a Yamaha 225 outboard?
Inside diameter, 8mm or 5/16".
What size fuel line do I need?
Recommended Size, Based on HorsepowerRecommended Fuel Line Size (from the tank to the pump)Engine OutputSize (inches)Size (AN)350 hp or less5/16 in.-5350-450 hp3/8 in.-6450-650 hp1/2 in.-81 more row•Sep 16, 2017
Are Yamaha and Mercury Fuel lines the same?
Yamaha Outboard Fuel Line Assembly Will also fit Mercury & Mariner outboards which require the tank end to push on to 8-10mm barbed fuel fitting. Please note engine end connector will only fit Mercury Mariner engine 1987 & Newer. 5/16" ID Hose is compatible with most outboard engine fuel systems.
What size is marine fuel line?
Mercury/Mariner O/B Standard Fuel Line Assembly, 6' x 3/8"Compatibility93806BLP7Inside Diameter3/8 InchOutside Diameter11/16 InchMaximum Continuous Length6 FootTypeFuel Tank Lines
Can a fuel line be to long?
Your fuel line should be about the same. Too long and your engine may have trouble scavenging for fuel. This makes it difficult to tune the engine.
How much horsepower will a 3/8 fuel line support?
A 3/8”id fuel line can easily support 600 HP given sufficient “pump head”! Given a big enough pump a 3/8” steel line could support 1000 HP. The simple way to know is to install an electronic fuel pressure gauge. If the pressure falls as the engine RPM's go up you need more pump head.
Does size of fuel line matter?
Does size really matter when it comes to fuel lines? According to the fuel delivery system experts at Fuelab, it does. It's because fuel line size and length have a direct effect on the amount of fuel pressure drop your fuel system will experience.
Is a shorter fuel line better?
In the case of fuel lines, two influences increase friction and therefore fuel pressure drop. The first is the length of the fuel line – the longer it is the more friction will be incurred. The second is flow rate – as the rate is increased so is friction.
Are Tohatsu and Yamaha fuel connectors the same?
Are they the same and I'm imagining things - or are they slightly different? In a word, no. Yamaha moulded plastic fuel connecters are excellent. Tohatsu opted for stainless steel with a slip ring disconnect cylindrical fitting which if not lubricated with marine grease will fail.
What size is Evinrude fuel line?
The fuel line diametre is 3/8 not 5/16. This larger diametre creates a higher flow of fuel to the motor.
How do I get air out of my outboard fuel line?
Insert the clear hose into the fuel line, prime up the engine, and start it up! Let it run for a little while and carefully watch the fuel passing through the clear hose. If you see a ton of air bubbles coming from the boat fuel tank side of the hose, then we are hot on the trail to solving this issue!