can not figure out what Gamefisher used as a fuel line connector.

[dirtysouthrebel]

I just recently inherited a 1982 9.9 gamefisher motor. it is in mint condition (been sitting in a closet in a house), but has no fuel lines. I has the barb coming off the carb where you would put a fuel line to but im doing research and its saying there is a connector that connected the inside hose to the outside hose going to the fuel tank. The problem is i caint figure out that that connector was or looks like. Also, a 5/16 hose will work good on the carb connector right? It goes on with a little tightness but 1/4 fits better, it is just hard to get 1/4 fuel lines around me. What have yall done to run fuel lines to these old gamefishers in the past? I am new to this sight but have been reading posts off of here for months but just finally signed up! Thanks in advance for all the help

 

[dirtysouthrebel]

If someone could show me a picture of what they have came up with to solve this problem would be awesome. I wanted to keep this motor all stock if possible but i will do what needs to be done to get me in the water.

 

[dude11]

I'm sure it's an easy fix,,but a pic.of what you have would really help you get your answer.Is there a remote gas tank included?

 

[robert graham]

I have an old Tanaka/Gamefisher and found some good fuel lines and fittings at Northern Tool....they were mostly stuff for chain saws, blowers and weed eaters but the parts work fine....there's also a small in-line fuel filter that fits under there very well....check Northern Tool or a similar type industrial supply store...good luck!

 

[steelespike]

Check the Chrysler connector.I think they are listed here.

 

[twocyclemania]

I have a 57 Elgin 12 that was minus a connector. I hooked up a gas line and worm clamped an Evinrude outboard connector to it and now I can plug in my OMC tank connectors. Works fine. OMC motor connectors should be an easy find anywhere.