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Old 07 April 2011, 20:11   #1
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Fuel tank & primer tube

Hi all, another question,Will my primer tube fit the Johstone outboard ,or have i got to get another? and will i have to change the fuel tank connection as well? or do i just buy 2 fittings? Cheers Thorney
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Old 08 April 2011, 09:14   #2
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If your old engione was a matriner there is a tiny chance it might fit, however you will need to (probably) at least change the fuel connector to the engine.

HAving said that, I have used an early 90s Evenrude (Johnson) that mated happily with a Yam connector, so when you get the engine, try it & see! That of course assumes your Mariner is (was) a Yam based one and not a Merc "twistlock"

Other thing to check if you need to change the connector is the ID of the fuel hose - its either going to be 1/4" or 3/8".
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Old 09 April 2011, 10:53   #3
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If your old engione was a matriner there is a tiny chance it might fit, however you will need to (probably) at least change the fuel connector to the engine.

HAving said that, I have used an early 90s Evenrude (Johnson) that mated happily with a Yam connector, so when you get the engine, try it & see! That of course assumes your Mariner is (was) a Yam based one and not a Merc "twistlock"

Other thing to check if you need to change the connector is the ID of the fuel hose - its either going to be 1/4" or 3/8".
Many thanks for the info
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