Honda fuel line disconnect

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ctrout

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Jun 29, 2021
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Catalina 22 C.J. Strike
I have a Honda BF75 7.5hp four stroke CDI motor from the 80s on my Catalina 22. The 3 gallon fuel tank and the fuel line are also OEM Honda. I recently experienced some stalling issues for the first time so I have decided to try to nail down the issue, starting with replacing the probably 35ish year old fuel line. I am unable to source a direct OEM replacement so I am looking at getting a Mercury Quicksilver fuel line assembly with the motor end disconnect installed and then finding a new fuel tank side disconnect to install since the Mercury assembly doesn't have an option that is compatible with my tank. The trouble now is that I can't seem to find the disconnect that I need in 5/16 size. Should I modify my Honda tank by installing something like the Atwood sprayless disconnect or is there a better option?

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ctrout

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Jun 29, 2021
19
Catalina 22 C.J. Strike
I thought that was it when I found it the other day but when I looked at the list of supported engines it lists only 5hp and 8hp models. My engine is not listed. I don't want to take a risk on an $80 piece of rubber and then hassle with a return if it's not right. I suppose I'd be no worse off though than getting the Mercury one and modding it to fit.
 
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dlochner

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Jan 11, 2014
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Sabre 362 113 Fair Haven, NY
ctrout said:
I thought that was it when I found it the other day but when I looked at the list of supported engines it lists only 5hp and 8hp models. My engine is not listed. I don't want to take a risk on an $80 piece of rubber and then hassle with a return if it's not right. I suppose I'd be no worse off though than getting the Mercury one and modding it to fit.
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Engine companies try to make parts as standard as possible. It will probably fit, however, give Defender a call and ask.
 
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