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HP500 Carb Flame Arrestor Fuel Vent
Does anyone have a solution for repair of a broken fuel vent fitting on HP500 Flame Arrestor? This is where the fuel pump vent/check valve clear hose attaches to. Mine has broken off flush. I have not found a replacement part and looking for a solution.
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That hose is in case your fuel pump diaphram goes bad and it will send the excess fuel into the carb instead of the bilge.
You could probably drill it out and epoxy or weld in a new fitting. |
Somethibg to think about, You could drill a hole in base and insert this fuel tank stem and grommet. I believe the vent is 1/4” line.
or https://www.ebay.com/itm/12603167971...iABEgKjgvD_BwE You push in grommet and fitting from outside, therefore nothing to loosen and fall in carb. I have drilled and threaded in 1/8” barb threaded fittings into bases (K&N does not have a good solution on their arrestors) before but would probably do above if have to again. |
Originally Posted by Griff
(Post 4912281)
That hose is in case your fuel pump diaphram goes bad and it will send the excess fuel into the carb instead of the bilge.
You could probably drill it out and epoxy or weld in a new fitting. |
Originally Posted by Cory H
(Post 4912330)
The fitting SB has shared could work, just run fuel hose directly to carb from new fitting. .
We are talking about fuel pump vent to flame arrestor right ? |
Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4912337)
Huh ?
We are talking about fuel pump vent to flame arrestor right ? |
Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4912284)
Somethibg to think about, You could drill a hole in base and insert this fuel tank stem and grommet. I believe the vent is 1/4” line.
https://www.amazon.com/HABIIID-Degree-Fitting-Rubber-Grommet/dp/B0D7HWQC9M or https://www.ebay.com/itm/12603167971...iABEgKjgvD_BwE You push in grommet and fitting from outside, therefore nothing to loosen and fall in carb. I have drilled and threaded in 1/8” barb threaded fittings into bases (K&N does not have a good solution on their arrestors) before but would probably do above if have to again. |
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