Fuel Connector on Motor - 1975 135HP

Randyg123

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Does the Fuel Connector on the motor cover have a check valve? When I unplug my fuel line from the motor, some fuel comes out this line. Not a lot but at least what's in the line between the connector and the fuel pump.

If there is a check valve, and it is not working, will there be any issues while the motor is running?
 

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Re: Fuel Connector on Motor - 1975 135HP

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Re: Fuel Connector on Motor - 1975 135HP


There is no check valve and yes, fuel will dribble out when you disconnect it. If it really bothers you, you can buy a new fitting, which does have a check valve built in.

OR, if it bothers you, but not enough to spend that kind of money on it, stick a rag under it. "Dispose of the rag in accordance with local and state laws", and all that bs.
 

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Re: Fuel Connector on Motor - 1975 135HP

Doesn't bother me so much as my coupling on the fuel line is a bit loose and perhaps I am getting an air leak there.

Will replace the fuel line coupling and was wondering if I should replace the motor cover coupling as well. Since it is okay to dribble (after all we all end up with that problem when we get older) a little bit, I'll let that go.
Thanks for the reply sir.
 
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