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I have a 1981 baretta with the 3.8L v-6 inboard... going to hook a quick release fuel line with the primer bulb straight to the fuel pump on motor from an external fuel tank
I have a 1967 mercury 50hp outboard motor that I have no spark on...put new wires and plugs...it does crank over with direct contact from battery to starter but no spark...any idea what it could be?
I have a hole in my permanent fuel tank and went with a removable external fuel tank and wanted to know the best way to hook it up to my inboard engine...do I run the fuel line to my fuel pump inlet...do I need a a fuel line with the primer bubble on it or will the fuel pump pull the fuel out on...
I have a hole in my permanent fuel tank and was wondering if I could just use a gas can type and bypass the fuel tank altogether...will it pass the coast guard inspection also...?
